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W6A1:PART I: PROJECT NOTEBOOKKATRINA KOERPER

INTA212 P01

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN I

INSTRUCTOR KIRKPATRICK


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adjacency Matrix 4

Architectural Study 5

Concept Statement 6

Color Palette 7

Specification Sheets 8

Code Study 23

Study Model 25

Elevation and Refined Perspective 26

Process Drawings 27

Justification 29

Works Cited 30


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ADJACENCY MATRIX


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ARCHITECTURAL STYLE OF BUILDING

Constructed during the Victorian Era, Building 4

exemplifies the Italianate style, popular during th

According to Architectural Styles of America and E

identifying features of the Italianate style include

stories, overhanging eaves, large decorative mod

“ornamental cornice” and “tall narrow windows

rounded tops (architecturestyles.org). Building

contains all of these elements. The constructionduring the Victorian Era, also supports the Italian

classification of Building 4.

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Multiple Stories

(3 Floors)

Large

Decorative

Modillions

Tall Narrow

Windows withRounded Tops

Overhanging

Eaves with

Corbels

Pediments over

Windows

Angled BayWindow

Wrought Iron

Balcony


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CONCEPT STATEMENTComfortability, warmth, and classicism will best describe the familiar and calming mood of the Lannister’

Clean-lined, traditional features and decorations that achieve balance, repetition, and harmony will be

throughout the home, creating an environment that is unified and familiar for the older couple. The home’s de

modest furniture containing calming horizontal lines which will balance the strong, vertical lines created

large book collection and the home’s tall, narrow windows. The home’s style will reflect the couple’s love of class

furniture and design, including Hepplewhite-inspired, wooden pieces.

The textiles for the upholstered pieces, and for the many plush cushions and throw pillows, will mainly be in

large-print washable fabrics that will keep the home from appearing outdated. They will also help achieve the ho

and warm, split-complimentary color palette of highly-saturated reddish-browns, and light-value blue

The warmth obtained from the reddish-brown woods of the home will balance the coolness of the blues and

achieve a calming effect of an outdoor environment, as well as helping in reducing eye-strain. The lightness of this reflectiveness of the wooden furniture will reflect and maximize the natural light obtained by the home’s tal

windows, creating a suitable environment for the couple’s reading and visibility needs. The home will be unified

complimentary color scheme, English-inspired wooden furniture, and repetitious horizontal lines, cr

environment that is relaxing, functional and beautiful.


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COLOR PALETTESPLIT-COMPLIMENTARY

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Original Adjusted

In order to increase the visual appeal of the design

of the Lannister’s new home, the hue of the brown

in the original palette would be adjusted towards a

more reddish color and more heavily saturated.

This will also create a more defined split-

complementary scheme on the color wheel,

increasing the energy and warmth of the design.

The amount of the reddish-brown would also beincreased to balance the coolness of the blues and

greens. Both the blues and greens in the color

scheme would be lightened in value in order to

brighten the space and balance the saturation of the

reddish-brown and also allow the reddish-brown to

be the focal points of the design.


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SPECIFICATION SHEETS


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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE AND FABRIC

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MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE AND FABR

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DINING ROOM FURNITURE AND FABRICS

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WALL FINISHES

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FLOORING TYPES

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CUSTOM CEILING DESIGN/ TREATMENT

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LIGHT FIXTURES

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ACCESSORIES

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CODE STUDY


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STUDY MODEL:MASTER BEDROOM

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Bottom Wall: Doorway and Closet

Top Right Wall: Bathroom

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ELEVATION AND REFINED PERSPECTIVE

PROCESS DRAWINGS


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PROCESS DRAWINGS

SCHEMATIC FLOOR AND FURNITURE PLA


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Cabinetry Elevations

Dining Room

Master Bedroom

Living


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JUSTIFICATION

How did you develop your concept for the project? What were your design goals, and how were they achieved? How does you

culture and diversity of the client who will occupy the space?

In developing the concept for this project, I took into account the ages, genders, requests, tastes, and social and economic backg

as well as the existing floor plan of the building. My concept was developed through a circular process of identifying possible solutions, then anal

refinement. The design goals of this project included sufficient lighting, a functional and safe furniture arrangement, and an efficient and pleasing,

design. Factors that were taken into consideration to achieve these goals included the traditional, Hepplewhite tastes of my clients, their African

and their desire to maintain a modest budget. Other requests from the clients were also incorporated into the project’s design, including a custo

and storage space, a separate reading room, and a bathroom on the second floor.

The natural-inspired tones, materials, and finishes implemented in the design reflect the ethnicity of my African-American clients

furniture and accessory pieces, and the strong use of horizontal lines in the design, achieve a modest, classic appeal appropriate and familiar to th

and the retired police officer.

How may have working on your schematic plans led to revising some of your design decisions? Identify how human functions a

relationships determined your design planning.

Utilizing the schematic plans throughout the design process was extremely important for this project. If the plans were not take

achieving the correct proportions for furniture pieces and a functional furniture arrangement would have been very challenging. Revising the sch

allowed for improved choices regarding the wall and ceiling finishes. The knowledge of wall and window placement is essential when choosing fi

order to achieve maximum natural lighting from the windows.

Human functions and spatial relationships determined during the planning of this project include the necessities of opening the dr

custom cabinetry, access to both sides of the Master Bedroom bed, the placement of the chandelier above the dining room table for safety, and

lighting in the Living Room for reading needs.

Works Cited


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Works Cited

Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division (AiPOD). “Introduction to the Course Project.” INTA2

Residential Design I. 2016. Web lecture.

http://myeclassonline.com/

design-seeds.com. design-seeds.com. Design Seeds (for all who love color), n.d.Web. 7 Mar. 2016.

http://design-seeds.com/home/entry/color-serve13

“Italianate”. architecturestyles.org. Architectural Styles of America and Europe, n.d.Web. 3 Mar. 2016.

http://architecturestyles.org/italianate/
http://myeclassonline.com/http://design-seeds.com/home/entry/color-serve13http://architecturestyles.org/italianate/http://architecturestyles.org/italianate/http://design-seeds.com/home/entry/color-serve13http://myeclassonline.com/

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