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o Program Document……………………………………………………………… 2 o Criteria Matrix………………………………………………………………………9 o Design Solution……………………………………………………………………11

o Entry………………………………………………………………………… 13 o Lounge……………………………………………………………………… 14 o Restroom…………………………………………………………………… 18 o ADA Restroom and Standards…………………………………………… 19 o Student Printing Room…………………………………………………… 21 o Classroom 107………………………………………………………………23

o Budget………………………………………………………………………………25

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CONCEPT

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T The goal of this renovation is to create an aesthetically pleasing and handicap accessible learning environment for students while still being functional, comfortable, durable, and safe and secure

without sacrificing the buildings overall sense of community.

The historic 1920s Kate Hubbard House on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi will become the focus of a major renovation campaign for the Interior Design Program. In order to

“awaken the Kate” the current piece milled, mismatched and outdated studio will be transformed into an eclectic yet appealing space. Using a color palette with tones of cool greys,

blues, greens, and browns on the walls will “awaken the Kate” and give it the relaxing, inviting environment it needs to have. The contrast in colors between darker and lighter floors and

different shades of color on the walls will add interest and create a unique feel. Using a variety of furniture with simple forms that vary between modern and classic styles will add to the eclectic

look of the studio, and adding state-of-the-art LED lighting will contribute to the modernistic look.

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Function: To distribute literature and to enter and exit the building.

Problem Statement: This space is in dire need of aesthetic updates as well as bringing the front doorway up to ADA standards.

Adjacencies: - Entrance (Strong) -Reception (Strong) - Student Lounge (Strong) - Upstairs and downstairs bathrooms (Minor)

Activity Analysis: - Distribute literature - Walking in and out of the building - Checking appearance

Furnishings and Equipment: -Fire Extinguisher -New Table for literature and announcements -New Mirror -Light fixture -Takeform Lettering for wall(Interior Design Program USM)

Special Needs: This space needs new lighting to create a more welcoming environment. Most important in this space is safety and accessibility. The flooring must be non-slip to prevent a safety hazards. The door needs to be made accessible to all users. There is also a need for a ramp at the entry to be ADA compliant. New slip resistant stone will be needed for safety on the entry steps and ramp.

Foyer Foyer 68 square feet

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Function: A place to study, meet, collaborate and lounge in between classes throughout the day.

Problem Statement: This room needs to be refurnished as well as repositioned due to air vent currently being covered by the sofa. The Lighting in this space is old and does not work properly for the space. The room is also in need of updating making for a more aesthetically pleasing environment. There needs to be a place for storing magazines, displaying awards and certificates and a place to put announcements etc.

Adjacencies: -Drafting (Strong) - Foyer (Strong) - Foyer/Hallway (Strong) -Upstairs and Downstairs Bathrooms (Minor)

Activity Analysis: -Studying - Waiting for class -Eating -Relaxing - Meeting area for organizations - Meeting area for class projects - Homework area

Furnishings and Equipment: -Small 2 seat sofa -Two 3 seat Steelcase sofas (await) -2 Magazine holders -Table and six chairs -Light fixtures -Coffee table -2 thoughtful chairs -2 Miskelly chairs -Dark Brown curtains for fireplace wall

Special Needs: This space needs to be relaxing and a durable. The furniture must be able to last through wear and tear. Also, lighting in this space must be relaxing as well as functional. Because of the schoolwork and meetings being held here the lighting must allow for a superior work space. There must be an allotted space for prescription magazines and a display space for awards given to the program and its professors. In addition, grounded outlets need to installed for students laptops.

Student Lounge Student Lounge 450 square feet

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Function: To use the restroom.

Problem Statement: This space needs to be completely renovated to be aesthetically pleasing. The plumbing in this restroom also needs to be renovated. There is no need for the bathtub so it needs to be removed.

Adjacencies: -Storage Room (Minor) -Foyer (Strong) -Student Lounge (Minor) -Upstairs Office (Minor)

Activity Analysis: -Using the restroom -Washing hands

Furnishings and Equipment: -Light fixtures -Toilet (low flow) -Sink with counter -Soap dispenser -Paper towel dispenser -Toilet Paper Holder -New mirror -Window treatments

Special Needs: Wall tiles will be necessary in this public restroom to be to code. We will also be changing the existing floor tile to coordinate with new wall tile.

Restroom Restroom 70 square feet

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Function: To use the restroom.

Problem Statement: Along with cosmetic changes, this restroom needs to be ADA accessible. This restroom also needs to have new plumbing put in to stop toilet overflows.

Adjacencies: - Student Printing Room (Strong) -Materials Library (Strong) -Foyer (Strong) -Student Lounge (Minor)

Activity Analysis: -Using the restroom -Washing hands

Furnishings and Equipment: -Light fixtures -Toilet (ADA standards) -Sink (ADA standards -Soap dispenser -Paper towel dispenser -Toilet Paper Holder -New mirror -New Shade for window -Railing for ADA standards

Special Needs: This restroom needs to be renovated to ADA standards. Wall tiles are required in a public restroom.

ADA Restroom ADA Restroom 70 square feet

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Function: To print documents and use any other machinery that is available to the students. It should also act as an entry to the ADA accessible restroom. It should also store vending machines and be an area for students to eat a meal or take a break.

Problem Statement: This space does not fully help students with schoolwork and does not currently have an ADA accessible entrance to the restroom. The equipment is outdated and needs to be replaced. The printer does not work efficiently and there are too many tables for the size of the room.

Adjacencies: -Downstairs restroom (Strong) -Materials Library (Strong) -Foyer (Minor)

Activity Analysis: -Printing -Using the computers -Plotting -Scanning -Email and Internet usage -Warming meals -Eating

Furnishings and Equipment: -2 Computers -Plotter (Canon Image Prograf W6400) -2 Existing Tables -8 Existing Chairs -Heater/Air Conditioner -18 Student Lockers

Special Needs: This room needs to be an ADA accessible entrance to the restroom. It also needs to have an area for students to store supplies and to break for meals.

Student Printing Room Student Printing Room 182 square feet

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Function: To hold all lecture classes that the program offers.

Problem Statement: It is not aesthetically pleasing and the layout is not sufficient for teaching.

Adjacencies: -Student Lounge (Minor) -Office (Minor) -Back exit (Strong)

Activity Analysis: -Teaching or holding class -Holding Seminars -Meetings

Furnishings and Equipment: -34 Steelcase node chairs -Built-in cabinets -Projector and Projection screen -Lighting -New white board

Special Needs: To provide a place for interactive learning and also to have an exciting environment for lectures

Classroom 107 Classroom 107 697 square feet

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o New drafting stools for 24 hour studio o Bulletin boards on lounge wall, hallway and all three classrooms o New stair treads, molding and wall base throughout the entire building o Replace all ceiling tiles with new ceiling tiles o New fluorescent lights in classrooms 107 and 305 o New carpet tiles for reception, conference room, classroom 305 and student lounge o New artwork o New chairs for classroom 305 o New vinyl covering for drafting tables o Exterior will be painted and properly landscaped o New wall mounted lighting for the exterior o New concrete for exterior o Takeform Room signs for each room

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A. Infinity Mosaic Mirror ($149.95) Per Unit B. Elements cross design grey sofa table ($169.99) Per Unit

C. Euro Style Lighting Forecast embardo collection15" vanilla ceiling fixture ($182.99) Per Unit

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F. D. Benjamin Moore Frappe AF-85 Beige

E. York Crystal Print by Candice Olson

F. Takeform Lettering Verde Green

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A. Steelcase Await Modular Sofa ($1492.56) Per Unit

B. Steelcase Thoughtful 2-Seat Sofa ($1864.78) Per Unit

C. Steelcase Thought Chair ($805.85) Per Unit

D. Helix style lighting from Euro style lighting 12" wide Hanging Chandelier ($135.91) Per Unit

A. C. E. Benjamin Moore “Gossamer Blue F. Momentum “Effloresce-Refresh Fabric & Allsteel “Whisper Vinyl” G. Safco 60 Compartment Literature Organizer With Doors in Mahogany (9355MH) ($299.57)

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H.FORBO self healing tack board ($350) Per Unit

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I. Portfolio 6-Light Brushed Nickel Fixed Track Light Kit

J. Thermalogic Weathermate Solid Color Insulated Duck Fabric Grommet Top Panels (pair) 80'' x 63''

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A. Portfolio 4 Light Brushed Nickel Bathroom Vanity Light ($88) Per Unit

B. Kohler Mexican Sand Vessel Sink ($234.43) Per Unit C. Kohler Devonshire Polished Chrome Polished 2 Handle Bathroom Faucet ($196.46) Per Unit D. Penguin Toilet Dual Flush Biscuit High Efficiency Water Sense Elongated 2 Piece Toilet ($304.50) Per Unit E. Benjamin Moore “Ocean Air” F. Caesarstone quartz countertop espresso 3380 G. Emser Tile Saint Moritz Glazed Porcelain H. Cathedral Collection Spa Glass Stone Linear Blend Mosaic

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A. Portfolio 4 Light Brushed Nickel Bathroom Vanity Light ($88) Per Unit B. Kohler Tahoe Sandbar Cast Iron Bath Sink ($297.40) Per Unit C. Homecare by Moen 24" Bronze Grab bar ($59.38) Per Unit D. American Selectronic Polished Chrome Touchless Watersense Bathroom Faucet ($420.28) Per Unit E. Benjamin Moore “Harbour Town” F. Penguin Toilet Dual Flush Biscuit High Efficiency Water Sense Elongated 2 Piece Toilet ($304.50) Per Unit G. Caesarstone quartz countertop espresso 3380 H. Cathedral Collection Spa Glass Stone Linear Blend Mosaic I. Emser Tile Saint Moritz Glazed Porcelain

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ADA Standards A. 32" clearance at door opening B. 5’diameter turning circle C. Lavatory with 30”w x 48” clear floor space allowing for necessary toe/knee clearance D. Water closet with 60”w x 56”d clear floor space E. Horizontal grab bar on side and behind water closet F. Hinged elongated bowl with open front G. Lever handles on doors and faucets H. Non-absorbent flooring and walls to prevent spread of germs and allows easy cleaning

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FUNCTION We created function in the student printing room by making it a multi purpose area with a kitchenette and printing area. It is able to be used as a break room as well as a place for students to work on projects and print.

AESTHETICS We created an aesthetically pleasing space by

installing new dark flooring, beautiful quartz countertops and a small touch of elegance and

excitement with blue glass mosaics in the kitchenette.

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A. Salsbury Designer Wood Locker Triple Tier 3 wide 6 feet high18 inches deep in Grey ($670) Per Unit

B. Elkay Square Stainless Steel Topmount Bar sink ($98.25) Per Unit

C. Kitchen Classics Oak 36" sink base ($105) Per Unit

D. Lowes Kitchen Classics Oak 36"x30" Wall Cabinet ($97) Per Unit

E. Dell XPS 8300

F. Dell mono laser printer G. Delta 2 Handle Chrome Bar Faucet H. Pier 1 Simon X Table Base in White I. Pier 1 Round Glass Table Top 42“ J. Benjamin Moore Paint October Mist

K. Momentum Pattern Fabric

L. Momentum Pattern Fabric

M. Caesarstone Quartz Countertops

Espresso 3380 N. invincible Titanium Snap Lock color

648 O. Cathedral Collection Spa Glass Stone

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A. Steelcase Node Desk Stool

B. Steelcase Node Desk Chairs Tripod base Personal work Surface

C. Benjamin Moore Frappe AF-85 Beige

D. Invincible Titanium Snap Lock color 648

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BUDGET KHH RENOVATION

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