254 East Beaver Avenue Residential/Mixed Use Project
Tessa BaumanAbdullah Hajjyeah
Alex Radkoff
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• Introduction• Proposed Site
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
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• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions• Site Location
• Perspective Views
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Site Location
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions• Site Location
• Perspective Views
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions• Site Location
• Perspective Views
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Pedestrian and Automobile Circulation
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions• Site Location
• Perspective Views
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Beaver Avenue Perspective View Locust Lane Perspective View
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions• Site Location
• Perspective Views
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
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Highland Avenue Perspective View West Perspective View
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• Environmental and Urban Considerations• Adjacent Buildings
• Solar Analysis
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• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Adjacent Buildings
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
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• Solar Analysis
• Wind Analysis
• Code Requirements and Considerations
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
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• Solar Analysis
• Wind Analysis
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
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• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Mixed Use Building Code Reuirements
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Exterior Building Requirements
Outside surface at entry door:• Entry door to a dwelling unit with direct
exterior access should be no more that ½ inch below the interior of the dwelling unit.• Materials such as concrete, brick or
flagstone.
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
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• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Exterior Building Requirements
Thresholds at patio, deck or balcony doors:• Exterior deck, patio, or balcony surfaces
should be no more than ½ inch below the floor • unless they are constructed of impervious
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Interior Building Requirements
Site impracticality:• Final Guidelines provide that covered
multifamily with elevators shall be designed and constructed to provide at least one accessible entrance on an accessible route.
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Interior Building Requirements
Single-story dwelling units: • same design specifications as presented in the
proposed Option One guidelines, except that design features within the single-story dwelling unit
• loft or a sunken living room, are exempt from the access specifications
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• Introduction
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• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
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Multi-story dwelling units in buildings with elevators:• units in buildings with elevators, the final
Guidelines specify that only the story served by the building elevator must comply with the accessible features for dwelling units required by the Fair Housing Act.
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Interior Building Requirements
Usable bathrooms: • The Act requires that an accessible or "usable"
bathroom is one which provides sufficient space for an individual in a wheelchair to maneuver about.
• The two sets of specifications provide different approaches as to how compliance with this maneuvering space requirement may be achieved.
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• ADA requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Parking Requirements
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations• Mixed Use Buildings
• Exterior Guidelines
• Interior Guidelines
• Parking
• Accessibility Requirements
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends
• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
ADA Requirements
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• Introduction
• Proposed Site and Existing Conditions
• Environmental and Urban Considerations
• Code Requirements and Considerations
• Student Living and Apartment Complex Trends• Sustainability and LEED Design Applications
Student Living and Apartment Trends
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• Site impracticality
• Single-story dwellings units
• Multistory dwelling units in buildings with elevators
• Thresholds patio, deck or balcony doors
• Outside surface at entry door
• Usable Bathrooms
The final guidelines provide that covered multifamily dwellings with elevators shall be designed and constructed to provide at least one accessible entrance on an accessible route regardless of unusual characteristics of the site
Every dwelling unit on a floor served by an elevator must be on an accessible route, an must be made accessilbe in accordance with the act’s requirements for covered dwelling units