Assignment 2 : Final Complelation

Cameron Mcbee
INTA302
Professor Kirkpatrick
Puebla Revival
Tucson, Arizona
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adjacency matrix Pg 3
Research of the historic style and transitional housing Pg 4-23
Concept statement Pg 24
Color palette exercise Pg 25-28
Furniture, finish, and lighting specification sheets Pg 30-39
Code study Pg 40
Perspective Illustrations Pg 41-44
Process drawings Pg 45-53
ADJACENCY MATRIX
HISTORIC RESEARCH
CONCEPT STATEMENT

The concept for this design was to take inspiration from the past and the cultures
that lived in the area. Much of the design aesthetic of the pueblo revival style
derives from the pueblo Indian culture. Some of the aspects such as art and
architecture of this culture inspired much of the color scheme and design of this
project. Being that this will be transitional housing we wanted the overall mood of
the design to be warm , welcoming and inviting. This will be achieved through the
use of Furniture , lighting , and the overall color scheme.
FURNITURE, FINISH, AND LIGHTING
SPECIFICATION SHEETS
CODE STUDY
Assembly areas that are required to horizontally disperse wheelchair spaces and companion seats by section
221.2.3.1 of the 2010 Standards (p. 79) and have seating encircling, in whole or in part, a eld of play or performance
area shall disperse wheelchair spaces and companion seats around that eld of play or performance area

;Residential dwelling units designed and constructed or altered by public entities that will be offered for sale to
individuals shall comply with the requirements for residential facilities in the 2010 Standards, including sections 233
and 809 (pp. 91 and 212).

A “path of travel” includes a continuous, unobstructed way of pedestrian passage by means of which the altered area
may be approached, entered, and exited, and which connects the altered area with an exterior approach (including
sidewalks, streets, and parking areas), an entrance to the facility, and other parts of the facility.
PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATION
PROCESS DRAWINGS
PART II
 Directors F1
Office F3 Kitchen Area
F10 F4 Kitchen Area
F11 F8
F9 F9 Apartment #1
Apartment #2
F1
F8

Kitchen Area

F5
Gathering Space
F9 F6

F8

Restroom F5
F5
F10 F6
F6
Tag Lable
Apartment #3
Sectional
Entry F1
Side Table
F2
Kitchen Area F3 Rug

F9 F4 Accent Chair

F5 Lounge Chair
F8
F6 Wood table

F8 F8 F10
Apartment #4 F7 Coach 1

Stable bed
F9 F8
Kitchen Area F9 Storage

F10 Coach 1I

F11 Desk
 Directors
Office

Apartment #1
Apartment #2

Gathering Space

Restroom

Apartment #3
Entry

Apartment #4
Part I

Prior to this assignment I was not familiar with using a cost estimation sheet. While using this

method of tracking cost I did notice that it was difficult to find items that were in the budget

but also went with the theme.While compiling the rest of my cost estimate sheet I did notice

that I had went over the given budget. One of the causes for this was that I did not budget for

the items selected to be placed in each room. I also did not plan for the additional accessories

that would be needed to pull the theme together

For my design I believe that It was very important to use elements of the past to influence the

design decisions for this project. With native American culture being very prominent I used this

as a guide to selecting the furnishing and color scheme present in the project. By selecting

lighting that had a rustic appeal as well as tables with distressed wood I believe I was able to

accomplish the goal of pueblo style.

By selecting paints that contain low VOC levels and lighting that only used LED bulbs we were

able to make great sustainable selections.

With this housing being used as transitional housing I believe that it was important to use

materials and furniture that would be durable to stand the test of time.The goal was to be both

ascetically pleasing and functional.

On of the the elements of design that inspired much of the design of this project was texture.

While researching images of Puebla style interiors the most notable feature was the texture of
many of the items. This was easy to add into the design of the project without copying the

exact item. Another element that was used was the idea of value. With many of the color that

were used in the color scheme being neutral, I believe that it was important to use value to

determine the difference within the setting.

Part II


This course has given me the opportunity to explore some on the different possibilities when it

comes to residential design and designing for transitional housing. One of the process that I

believe helped the most was space planning and creating several different space plan options.

Another aspect of this project that I believe assisted me was the cost estimation table. This

made the project challenging while also narrowing the selection down . With this table I was

able to get a better sense on how much everything would cost once it came together

The final concept that I believe assisted me with this project was the constant feedback I

received from my peers. This gave me an opportunity to correct any flawed ideas that I had. I

was also able to gain inspiration from my peers and their ideas.