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LIBERTY GARDENS6869 STATE ST. BOSTON, MA 12345

Lea McAvoyResidential Design INTA302

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LIBERTY GARDENS6869 STATE ST. BOSTON, MA 12345

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Adjacency Matrix

Research of the historic style & transitional housing

Concept Statement

Color palette exercise

Furniture, finishes & Lighting Specification Sheet

Code study

Perspective Illustrations

Process drawings (Schematic floor, Furniture plans, Built-in ideation, SkFloor and ceiling sketches.

Justification of the solution

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ADJACENCY MATRIX

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RESEARCHING A HISTORIC STYL

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OVERVIEW

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WALL DETAILS

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CEILING DETAILS

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FURNITURE DETAILS

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LIGHTING DETAILS

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ART & COLLECTIBLES

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FLOORING DETAILS

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DOOR DETAILS

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WINDOW DETAILS

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Florence House located in Portland, ME I Cont act Person: Deb ora h Keller (Director)

Community to Aid Abused Women in Reno, Nevada I Contact Person: Frank (Community Outreach)

YWCA located in San Diego, California I Contact Person: Gavon (Information Center)

YWCA located in Saint Paul, Minnesota I Contact Person: Lea (Information Center)

EXAMPLES OF TRANSITIONAL HOU

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In a single night, 564,708 peop le experi ence homelessness. This c an me an anything from sleeping outside, in an emer gen cy shelter or stahousing progra m. Emer gency shelters, while a resource for the homeless populatio n, are ofte n limited to a numbe r of beds. Ea ch night, turn hundreds o f peop le away. They are also only single night solutions which do not a d dress the pro blem of homelessness. Transitional hthose in need and generally provides tem pora ry housing for the homeless populatio n. It also acts as a resource for the e mploye d homelessinsufficient wages who are having trouble affording long-ter m housing. Outside of generalized housing needs, transitional housing also assifleeing an abusive relationship and the homeless population suffering from mental illness or substance abuse issues. It is a short term solution transitioning residents into perman ent, afford able housing. The duration of time an in dividual stays in transitional housing c an vary from ayears.

Around t he c ount ry, there a re a mul titude of resources av ailabl e for those that require trans itional housing . The Committ ee to Aid Abused which is located in Reno, Neva d a, has a case manager that helps with goal planning for women who need to find employment or want They also run support groups that are offered in both English and Spanish. Additionally, they have a program that provides referrals for thabuse programs. As the pop ulat ion of children co ntinue to grow in transitional housing, CAAW is also looking to a d d childrens support grc ate to their progra m. They h ave partn ered wi th Noahs Animal House to build an animal shelter on site. The shelter will provide a place as well as allow housing for their famil y pets while living in transitional housing. Florence House, which is located in Portland, Maine, offers and resources for those in need. While Florence house primarily provides temporar y housing for the female homeless population ; their sebeyo nd tha t. One of their largest programs is the Maine Hunger initiative which expands to all of Cumber land c ounty. This progra m helpfoo d needs, offset supply shortages as well as deve lop long term solutions to hunger. The Clinic al Intervention pro gram is an additional pdress the nee ds of the homeless populat ion suffering from ment al illness or substance abuse problems. This progra m link s individuals wit hPeer Naviga tor who can identi fy the indi viduals goals an d link them to treat ment programs th at will directly a d dress these issues. Lastlbasic needs services such as a clothing closet, resources to set up emplo ymen t and 24 hour support services. Florence House tries to reaobvious issue of homelessness and a d dress the core issues within each indivi dual so they c an eventual ly find their way t o perm anen t hprograms which are ope rat ed under the YWCA around the cou ntry offer initiatives with a variety of timelines which address case by case

month transitional housing program that helps support homeless women and children to feel secure while searching for employment, houprogr am that suits their needs. There is also a Cortez Family Center for homeless families which is a 90-120 d ay pro gram to help secure a hfor the famil y while individuals in the ho usehold work. The common deno min ator in all these housing programs is that transitional housingstepping stone where the homeless population c an take roots, regain a foo ting and move on to a happy and successful future.

The goals and ambitions of these organizations vary depending on their location and population served. One of the major differences beand the YWCA is that Florence House exclusively serves the f emale homeless popul atio n wher e as the YWCA serves both men a nd womelarge percentage of wo men but strives to bring communit y awareness to the fa ct t hat men also nee d help as well as members of the LGBTQof Florence house are relatively simple: get young woman off the street and into a safe environment, p rovide a safe haven for women flesituations and provide accessible housing for short and l ong te rm solutions. How ever, they don t want to stop there. Ambi tions are high. Fllove to contin ue expansion t hrough out t he city; providing e noug h beds for eve ryone in need . CAAW is a little more specialized wit h theihelp wom en leave their abusive situation and are working towards ending do mestic viole nce. Empowermen t is a huge part of the conv ersatwill allow women to establish their ow n identities. While individual situations vary, it would appear as thou gh each of these organizations shprovide a secure place for those in need .

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A comm on them e in t ransit ional housing a cross the country seem s to be the gat her ing spaces. One of the primary g atheri ng spa cdining room , usually on the first floor. This is where the women ea t three meals a da y in a community sett ing. While individually furn

typic al as well as semi private spaces and individua l sleeping areas; a lot of the populat ion still choose to come an d eat with one has a few specialty gather ing spaces such as an out door patio outfitted with lots of furniture so women c an spend t ime outdoors salon for various hairdressers willing to dona te their time. Othe r gathering spaces, feat ured in the YWCA c an vary from activity roooutfitted with a pool and exercise equipment. CAAW seem s to be the exce ption with no community gathering spaces outside of t

Needs of women a nd their children are only addressed at some transitional houses a cross the countr y. The YWCA provides assistancchildren in a very similar fashion to the needs of the homeless community without child ren. Their primary goal is to make ever yone fethose fleeing dangerous situations with a child. Indivi dual needs are always assessed but spec ific needs for women and children arschool, childcare a nd foo d security. Florence House a c com modulat ions cater primarily to women without children. Women whointo Florence house with a child are ev aluated on a case by case basis. One of the needs primarily addressed is safety. The safe havdwellings were specific ally designed with women fleeing unsafe environments in mind. The needs of women are addressed in other closet which prov ides women in nee d with clothing for everyday use as well as for job interviews. The main th ing tha t women nee d

CAAW is financial support. CAAW offers an advocate on site in the shelter that helps the women ge t set up on welfare and foo d sallow ed to stay in the shelter for 30-60 days and then they are moved to the transitional housing where they c an stay up to 24 mon

Typical accomm oda tions provided in private units are relatively consistent a cross the count ry. Florence House offers apartments, semergency beds. The private units are relatively all inclusive and are equ ipp ed with every thing from pots and pans to furniture dounits have the fo llowing: k itchen, bat hroom as well as a living /sleeping space. The 15 semi private safe hav en living spaces are fo

quite ready to man age a household. This setting offers shared areas and helps women feel safe and deve lop trust. CAAW offers thterms of apartment la yout ( kitchen, bathroom , sleeping /living area ) and provid e tow els and linens for the beds. There is a communincluded in the rent of the housing. Rent is required as part of establishing indepe nde nce and self- identities. Laundry detergen t aprov ided in the housing. CAAW also does not pr ovide things like toasters or coffeemakers. There is a donat ion area tha t does help wlike dishes and cookware if they require it. The donati on center takes clothes and small household items to help get the women ba

While these transitional housing units are doing outstanding work for the homeless community, it is crucial to continuously think ab othe homeless population. Income may be pale in com parison to basic needs required to live. Transportation also needs to be a facto

these programs . The latest transitional housing units are close to a d ay c are that also provides af ter school c are. They also boast pand are within walking distance to schools of all levels (element ary through high school) and the grocery store. These practical nee

stability for the homeless community looking to rebuild their lives.

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The design at Liberty Gardens, located in Boston, Massachusetts centers entirely on community and individhome is welcoming from the moment you pull up to the curb. The interior acts as a continuation of the Feexterior with classic architecture and understated details. The interior opens to period dcor with warm gl

woods, muted tones on the walls and period furniture and accessories. Federal architectural details are nothroughout the building in the doors and windows from the framework and keystone caps to the gridded dwindows and the brass door knockers and delicately carved details. The entry way includes a seating area, adesk and incorporates some of the traditional elements of the Federal style. A large gilt mirror, simple portrbeautiful chandelier enhance the entrance feeling. Muted blues and greens bring both a sense of calmnessmodernity while being a tribute to the subdued colors of the past. Minimalist style artwork adds more colspace while providing a sense of home. Unique textiles bring texture and movement to the space. Fabrics ccommercial quality and rated for heavy traffic situations yet are inviting and comfortable. Soft cushy fabricsthroughout to give a sense of home and warmth. Furnishings are clean and modern so that each space feeuncluttered. Flexible materials such as luxury vinyl tile and custom wood cabinetry are used for minimal maand long term wear.. While the traditional elements of the Federal style are respected; certain elements femodern lines to suit budgetary requirements as well as present day needs. The fusion of styles allows the saccessible to those in need of transitional housing. The unique mixture of modern and historical elements each of the tenants living in Liberty Gardens Transitional Home. This helps the women and children create identities and it gives them a launching ground for success. Liberty Gardens Transitional Home is a beacon otransformation. Life is treasured at Liberty Gardens.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

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COLOR PALETT OF CHOICE: MONOCHRO

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COLOR PALETTE: TRIAD

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COLOR PALETTE: ACHROMATIC

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FURNITURE SPECIFICATION

SHEETPROJECT: FEDERAL BUILDING

DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:A

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / CHILD CARE /APARTMENTS (DINNING ROOMS) / DIRECTORSOFFICE

MANUFACTURER: DREXEL HERITAGE

ITEM/NAME: NARRATIVE DINING TABLE

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FURNITURE SPECIFICATIONSHEET

PROJECT: FEDERAL BUILDING

DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:B

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / CHILD CARE /APARTMENTS (DINNING ROOMS) / DIRECTORSOFFICE


ITEM/NAME: ALLUREMENT ARM CHAIRS

FINISH:ABINGDON BROWN WITH CHAMPAGNE

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:C

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / CHILD CARE / 1BEDROOM APARTMENTS (LIVING ROOM)

MANUFACTURER: DERDEL HERITAGE

ITEM/NAME: LOVE SEAT

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:D

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / 2 BEDROOMAPARTMENTS (LIVING ROOM)

MANUFACTURER: DERDEL HERITAGE

ITEM/NAME: COUCH

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:E

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / CHILD CARE /APARTMENTS (LIVING ROOM)

MANUFACTURER: DREDEL HERITAGE

ITEM/NAME:SIDE TABLE

FINISH:ABINGDON BROWN WITH CHAMPAGNEHIGHLIGHTS

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:F

ROOM: CHILD CARE

MANUFACTURER: COMMUNITY JASPER GROUPBRAND

ITEM/NAME: SAMLL TABLE / 4 CHAIRS

FINISH: OAK

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: G

ROOM: APARTMENT (BEDROOMS)

MANUFACTURER:DREXEL HERITAGE

ITEM/NAME: BED OF TRANQUILITY

FINISH:HAENNA WALNUT

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:H

ROOM: APARTMENT (BEDROOMS)


ITEM/NAME:EVOLVED NIGHT STAND

FINISH: HENNA WALNUT

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: I

ROOM: APARTMENT (LIVING ROOM)


ITEM/NAME: T.V. STAND

FINISH: ABINGDON BROWN WITH CHAMPAGNE

HIGHLIGHTS

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: J

ROOM: APARTMENTS (LIVING ROOM)

MANUFACTURER:NOURISON

ITEM/NAME: RUG

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: K

ROOM: APARTMENTS (BEDROOMS)

MANUFACTURER:Nourison

ITEM/NAME: RUG

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:L

ROOM: GATHERING SPACE / CHILD CARE

MANUFACTURER: NOURISON

ITEM/NAME:RUG

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:L1

ROOM:Apartments (dinning room)

MANUFACTURER:Feiss

ITEM/NAME:4-Light Single Tier Chandelier

FINISH:Glided Imperial Silver

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: L2

ROOM:Gathering/Reading area

MANUFACTURER:Feiss

ITEM/NAME: 2-Light Sconce

FINISH: Gilded Imperial Silver

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:L3

ROOM: Office, Livingroom

MANUFACTURER: Feiss

ITEM/NAME: 3- Light Indoor Semi-flush mount

FINISH:British Bronze / Oxidized Bronze

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: L4

ROOM: Living Room / office

MANUFACTURER: Feiss

ITEM/NAME: 2-Light Sconce

FINISH: British Bronze / Oxidized Bronze

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: L5

ROOM: Apartment Kitchen / Kitchen

MANUFACTURER: Feiss

ITEM/NAME: 1-Light Mini-Pendant

FINISH: Dark Aged Brass

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: L6

ROOM:Entry / Child Care/ Gathering area /Kitchen /Bedrooms

MANUFACTURER: Feiss

ITEM/NAME: 3-Light Flush

FINISH:Dark Aged Brass

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:P1

ROOM: Apartments

MANUFACTURER: Sherwin Willams

ITEM/NAME:Emerald Interior Acrylic LatexPaint

FINISH: Semi-Gloss

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: P2

ROOM: Kitchen / Garthering areas / ChildCare / Directors Office / Entry and hallway

MANUFACTURER: Sherwin Williams

ITEM/NAME: SW 6493 Ebbtide

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: P3

ROOM: Garthering areas / Child Care /Directors Office

MANUFACTURER: Brewster

ITEM/NAME: 441-5555

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY:F1


MANUFACTURER: Mohawkgroup

ITEM/NAME: Honey Maple

FINISH: hardwood

FURNITURE SPECIFICATION

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DESIGNER:LEA MCAVOY

KEY: F2


MANUFACTURER: Cross Ville Inc.

ITEM/NAME: Kosmos AV303

FINISH: Honed Cross-Sheen

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Maintenance and Care of Products:

*Cross Ville Inc. - Kosmos Tile

Regular cleaning is the best way to keep Moonstruck til

looking good

for years to come. Use clean, hot water (combined with

household cleaner for more aggressive cleaning). Rinse

thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth. No waxes are needMore Information regarding the care and maintenance o

Crossville products is available at CrossvilleInc.com.

Warranty Crossville Inc guarantees that

its products will meet or exceed the performance speci

cations outlined in ANSI A137.1-2012 and

in the performance data section of the Crossville Inc

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Citation Page:

"Area Rugs | Rugs | Nourison Industries." Area Rugs | Rugs | Nourison Industries. W

03 June 2016. .

"Crossville Inc Tile." Crossville Inc Tile. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 June 2016.

"Feiss." : Decorative Chandeliers, Lamps, Outdoor Lighting, Bath Lighting. N.p., n

Web. 10 June 2016.

"Juel." Community, Furniture for Public Spaces. Web. 03 June 2016. .

"SEATING." Drexel Heritage Furniture. Web. 03 June 2016. .

"Serenity Collection." Commercial Carpet, Commercial Floors & Flooring. N.p., n.

Web. 10 June 2016.

"Sherwin-Williams Paints Stains Supplies and Coating Solutions " Sherwin-Willia

CODE STUDY

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PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS

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Apartment Living room

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Gathering Room

THUMBNAIL FLOORS

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THUMBNAIL CEILINGS

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RENDER OF FLOOR AND CEILI

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THUMBNAIL OF BUILT-INS

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ELEVATION OF BUILT-IN

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RENDER OF BUILT-IN

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LIVING ROOM BOARD

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COUCH ANDCOUCH COLOR

BEDEND TABLE-LIVING ROOM

T.V. STAND SIDE TABLE-BEDROOM DINING ROOM

CHAIR

LIVING ROOLIGHT

KITCHELIGHT

LIVING ROOMRUG

TILE-BATHROOM& KITCHEN

BEDROOMRUG

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APARTMENTPAINT COLOR

HARD WOODFLOOR

GATHERING SPACE BOARD

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DINING ROOMCHAIR BUILT-IN CABINET

KITCHENLIGHT

DINING ROOMTABLE

HARD WOODFLOOR

READING AREARUG

I have chosen to keep with an older Queen Ann look with furniture. This will give the women andh i i l h i i i h h f d l l l i h bi f li

SOLUTION STATEMENT

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the transitional home is trying to convey with the federal style. My selections have a bit of glimmwill allow the women the feminine feel while staying there with there children. I choose to add thblue and greens in the transitional homes to help dominate the federal feel. There is more blues thome which really helps give the bold security that the women may be missing coming into the h

The women and children are coming to this home to start there lives off on a new path. Although

women may need more help than others, there is enough information and resources for everyoneentering the home. The first thing we will want to do is make sure the feeling of safety and securithe minute that they enter the home to the minute they leave, and sometimes after. We want themhave a space of there own and to accomplish the things they need to, to get back on there feet in t

When designing this building I tried to keep in mind that if someone where to come in handicap be able to move around very easily. This means 5ft. hall ways, bathrooms large enough to have a areas large enough to pull a wheelchair up and move from there wheelchair to the furniture. Thisso that we are able to help as many people as possible with or without disabilities. I also tried to blighting in all the rooms were able to be moved from direct to indirect if possible. This would helpplaying games in a room to reading a book in a room. This was something that can help someonethat may not be lite as bright as other areas.

The design of the transitional home Liberty Gardens is designed around a secure feeling of safetymade sure that with the colors and items that I have placed throughout the whole floor I am conf

women and child is going to feel safe and comfortable here. There is a great welcoming feeling tothrough the door.

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