Inta302 W5a2 Roberts

FRANKLIN HOUSE
5670 Concord Rd
Beaumont, TX 77708
Alana Roberts
Residential Design II | INTA302 P01
Faculty: Michelle Kirkpatrick
Week 5 Assignment 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Adjacency matrix
Research of the historic style and transitional housing
Concept statement
Color palette exercise
Furniture, finish, and lighting specification sheets
Code study
Perspective Illustrations
Process drawings: Schematic floor and furniture plans, built-in ideation
sketches, and floor and ceiling sketches
Justification of the solution
ADJACENCY
Gathering Space
Apartments
Directors Office
Public Restroom
Entry
Privacy
Traffic Flow
Accessibility
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INTA302 Historic Reference Chart

1st Dibs. Details1-4 Arts. Americana and Folk Art. Web. 11 August 2016. https://www.1stdibs.com/collections/americana-folk-artantiques-collectibles/
1st Dibs. Details1-4 lighting. Americana and Folk Art. Web. 11 August 2016. https://www.1stdibs.com/collections/americana-folkart-antiques-collectibles/
Begin by researching general information about the historic style. Fill in the chart with images, notes and web links. The chart will expand as you
insert images and type in the information.
Style Name: Federal
Country: United States
Years Spanned: 1790-1830
Image(s)
Overview of Style
Standard Color Palette
(show examples)
Fig 1
Notes
Paint colors limited,

most popular were
yellow, ochre, or white.
Out buildings &
nonpublic side or more
important buildings
often painted red, most
economical color for
period (Federal)
Web Link
Fig 1 (Historic color palette - Federal Style - artSparx color

palette recipes, techniques and tips)
http://www.artsparx.com/hist_colorfederal.asp
Federal. Federal. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.

<http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fed.html>
Adam Green (clear spring

green)
Dove Gray
Pale lavender
Faded Red
Deep olive green
Grayed green and blue
Warm pink
Jasperware hues: tones of
blue, warm coral pin, creamy
sage or stark white
Accented with gold leaf
Typical elements used

(list: columns,
pilasters, arches,
pediments, medallions
plaster, etc.)
Figure 2
Simple, rectangular or square

box house front
Two or more rooms deep
Windows arranged in strict
symmetry
Stylistic focus is on main entry
a paneled door framed by
half or three-quarter length
side lights & thin pilasters or
columns.
Entry door often crowned by a
fanlight or entablature
(Federal)
Baluster. Baluster. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.

http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/b/baluster.html
Entablature. Entablature. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/e/entab.html
Fanlight. Fanlight. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fanlight.html
Figure 2. Federal. Federal. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.

Low pitched roof; side-gabled,
hipped or center-gabled, often
balustrade.
Raking parapet extending over
roof thats paired with
chimney. (Federal)
Five-bay, three story boxed
faade, stucco or clapboard
material
Smaller windows on upper
story
Second story windows to floor
(optional)
Classical detail from earlier
periods, ie. Crown lintel,
portico, Palladian window,
stringcourse and quoins
(optional) (Nielsen, pg. 397)
Feature Hexagonal, oval and
circular rooms, most famous
oval room is Oval House in
the White House.
Decorative motifs rosettes,
urns, swags, oval paterae and
bulls-eye corner block.
(Federal)
Wood floors
Plaster walls
Plaster ceilings
Wooden stairs w/turned
balusters. (Neilsen, pg 397)
Typical Interior
Materials (list: wood
types, stones, metals)
Figure 3
Federal. Federal. Web.5 Aug. 2016.

Hip Roof. Hip roof. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/h/hip.html
Parapet. Parapet. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/p/parapet.html
Pilaster. Pilaster. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/p/pilas.html
Side Light. Side Light. Web. 5 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/s/side.html

http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fed.html
Patera. Patera. Web. 6 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/p/patera.html
Bull's Eye. Bull's eye. Web. 6 Aug. 2016.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/b/bulls.html
Materials vary on location.

Northeast uses clapboard, South
uses brick.
Typical Textiles (list

and show: fabric types
and patterns)
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Pastel, light, creamy dull colors

accented w/white or a little
rich color
Patterns: fine stripes, garlands,
bows, ribbons, oval shapes,
classic Greek & Roman urns &
motifs, tiny florals; in
American pineapple symbolic
4. http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-byperiodstyle.html#!/historic-thibaut-st-antoine-romantic-roses5. http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-byperiodstyle.html#!/7-yards-breathtaking-lavender-calla-lily-damaskdrapery-upholstery-fabric-imported-fromfrance/p/67974054/category=210183
(This section added by

Joy for study
purposes) Architects
and Architectural
History
Figure 7 Pinegree House
Figure 8. Pierce Nichols House
of hospitality)
Textures: plain satin, refined
damask & brocade, plain &
antique taffeta, batiste, moire,
voile, chintz (crisp cotton
textures) (Nielsen, pg 397)
6. http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-byperiodstyle.html#!/Fabulous-Rose-Floral-and-Ribbon-EmbroideredLisere-Striped-Blue-Upholstery-Fabric-fromItaly/p/34526840/category=210183
Roman architectural
style popularized in
Britain by Robert
Adams in 2nd half of 18th
century, style known as
Adamesque and/or
Georgian to honor
monarch George II.
Introduced to America
via pattern books and
craftsmen (masons,
carpenters & joiners)
that emigrated to
America. After
Revolutionary War, the
patriotic zeal was
displayed the entire
period in America &
was coined as Federal
style (including
Georgian architecture
and furniture). Most
common symbol of
Federal style is the
American Eagle.
(Federal)
Famous American
Architects: Charles
Bulfinch, Samuel

http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fed.html
Figure 9. Otis House

McIntyre, Alexander
Parris and William
Thornton. (Federal)
Residential Examples:
Pingree House, PierceNichols House
Harrison Gray Otis
House (Nielsen, pg. 397)
Research the historic style in more detail. For each category, research a total of 4 different details. Record the image, description of the detail and
web links in the chart below. The chart will expand as you insert images and type in the information.
Wall Details
Identify typical:
Colors
Fabrics if used
Wall paper patterns
Applied
ornamentation
details
Wainscot details
Crown molding
Base molding
Dado design
Added railings
Image
Description
Detail 1
Web Link
Plaster wall in muted

green with swag and
ribbon motifs
http://www.artsparx.com/federalstyle.asp
Pastel yellow wall with

oval cartouche and
ribbons
Figure
Detail 2
Figure 12
Detail 3
Otis House wall paper

pattern of small florals
with stripes
http://www.historicnewengland.org/publications/historicnew-england-magazine/winter-spring2003/2003WinterSpringPage02.htm
Eating parlour of Headfort

House showcasing
dentils, entablature soffit,
columns and capitals. His
is last remaining suite of
interiors designed by
Robert Adam, the person
who started the
Adamesque style that
Federal style is modeled
after.
http://www.decortoadore.net/2012/10/day-17-federalgeorgian-style.html
Figure 13
Detail 4
Figure 14
Ceiling Details
Identify typical:
Colors
Crown molding
Applied
ornamentation
details such as:
medallions, bosses,
Image
Detail 1
Description
Here is a closer look at a

Robert Adam ceiling with
classical motifs in plasterwork
Web Link
plaster designs
Wood beams
Coffers
and painting in oil on canvasbacked paper which was

completed in 1771.
Figure
10
Detail 2
Ornamental motifs such as

festoons, swags and urns on
medallions
Plain plaster ceiling
http://www.decortoadore.net/2008/07/federal-styledinteriors.html
Crown molding of Federal

period with simple beading,
more refined look.
http://www.kuikenbrothers.com/federal-vs-georgianarchitectural-moulding-key-features-of-kuikenbrothers-kb-classical-moulding/
Figure 11
Detail 3
Figure 15
Detail 4
Figure 16
Figure 17
http://www.kuikenbrothers.com/mouldingcollection/classical-federal/
Flooring Details
Identify typical:
Floor material types such
as tile, wood, stones
Design patterns
Carpeting types
Area rugs style and
material
Base molding design
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Detail 2
Detail 3
Detail 4
Door
Details
Identify typical:
Interior
features and
sizes
Wood types,
grains, and
colors
Frame
molding and
applied
ornamentati
on
Design of
brackets and
escutcheons
if used
Image
Detail 1
Figure 18
Detail 2
Description
Web Link
Entry door fanlight with semi-circular

window above.
http://porch.com/advice/whats-that-house-a-guideto-federal-style-homes/
Doors divided in three, vertical panels

with symmetrical duplicate on opposite
side.
Top two panels are smallest
Remaining panels same size or middle
larger
http://www.federalstyle.com/AskTheAuthors/AskTh
eAuthorsDoor.html

Typically, 36x 80
Design of
sidelights if
used
Design of
transom if
used
All six panels same width (Ask The

Authors-Questions about The Federal Style)
Figure 19 Otis House drawing
Detail 3
Cook-Oliver House designed by Samuel

McIntire
Thin pilasters
Slim columns
surrounding entry
Flattened projection
Fan light above door
(Ask The Authors-Questions about The
Federal Style)
eAuthorsDoor.html
Brass eagle door knocker
eAuthorsDoor.html
http://erenow.com/modern/americannation/372.ht
ml
Figure 20
Figure 22
Detail 4
Figure 21
Window
Details
Identify typical:
Window
styles and
sizes
Drapery
fabrics,
colors,
patterns
Wood types
used
Applied
ornamentatio
n details
Applied
metals used
for
accessorizin
g
Image
Detail 1
Description
Web Link
Strict vertical and horizontal

symmetry. Never grouped
https://designergirlee.wordpress.com/2011/03/18/a
merican-federal-architecture/
Double hung wood sashes
http://www.windowrepairguy.com/the-anatomy-ofa-double-hung-window/
Figure 23
Detail 2
Figure 24
Detail 4
Region: Northeast
Rural American
Circa: 19th Century
f_1752602/
This early garden

maze quilt is done
with the richest of
colors. The deep
indigo is beautifully
offset by the
wonderful and
unusual rose printed
fabric. It is nicely
quilted with circles in
the center of each
block. The wild goose
chase border frames
it all perfectly.
Excellent condition;
circa 1850. New York
state origin;
measurements are
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/folkart/quilts/garden-maze-quilt-wild-goose-chaseborder/id-f_1812132/
Detail 3
Figure 25 Kirk Boott House

Detail 4
Wooden muntins divide window

into small lights (aka panes)
http://hpef.us/historic-windows/windows-throughtime/19th-century
Typically, six over six lights or

nine over nine
https://www.stlouismo.gov/government/departments/planning/culturalresources/preservation-plan/Part-II-The-WalkingCity-Urban-House-Forms-High-StyleTownhouses.cfm
Figure 26 Eugene Field House
Furniture
Details
Identify typical:
Upholstery
fabrics, colors,
patterns
Wood
Image
Detail 1
Description
Web Link
Sheraton sideboard with

tapered leg and spade feet
http://www.buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/eng/1206/source/19
.html
types
Applied
ornamentation
details
Applied
metals
Feminine
vs. masculine
Figure 27
Detail 2
Figure 28 Samuel McIntire Side chair

Detail 3
Figure 29
Vase back
Urn ornamentation
Ribbon detailed leg
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/1674
?pos=5&rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20150724&high=on&f
t=*
Flat front with mahogany

veneer
Line inlay
Oval hardware drawer pull
Hepplewhite style
https://www.rubylane.com/item/6041-PS08-09-0505/American-Federal-Period-Chest-Drawers

Tapered, and sabre elegant
leg
Damask fabric
Shield Hepplewhite back
Detail 4
http://www.slideshare.net/ryant633/lecture-0157349379
http://www.slideshare.net/ryant633/lecture-0157349379
Figure 30
Carved mahogany back
Carved eagle detailing
Sheraton style square back
chairs
Muted, pastel fabric
Figure 31
Art & Collectibles

Details
Identify typical:
Colors
Finishes
Shapes & sizes
Image
Detail 1
Description
Web Link
Detail 4
Art &
Collectibles
Details
Identify typical:
Colors
Finishes
Shapes & sizes
Carpet woven to
match the authentic
designs and
colorings of Regency
England that were
imported to America
in great quantity.
Image
Detail 1
Description
Portrait of Mrs. Nancy

Wyman-Houghton.
Unsigned, circa
1810-1815. Reverse
painting on glass.
http://www.burrows.com/
Web Link
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/walldecorations/paintings/benjamin-greenleaf-portraitmrs-nancy-wyman-houghton/id-f_1812662/
Detail 2
American mahogany
and eglomise banjo
clock with original
signed and numeral
paper dial under
glass, decorative
painted and gilt throat
panel, with a hinged
painted and gilt door
concealing the brass
pendulum. Clock is in
working condition.
Signed by E. Howard
and Co. Boston,
Circa 1860
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/decorativeobjects/clocks/wall-clocks/american-mahoganyeglomise-banjo-clock-e-howard-boston-circa1860/id-f_2250782/
Detail 3
Rustic Cane Group

and early Stand
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/folk-art/more-folkart/rustic-cane-group-early-stand-19th-century/id-

Research the historic style in more detail. For each category, research a total of 4 different details. Record the image, description of the detail and
web links in the chart below. The chart will expand as you insert images and type in the information.
Flooring
Details
Identify typical:
Floor material
types such as tile,
wood, stones
Design patterns
Carpeting types
Area rugs style
and material
Base molding
design
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
The up to 12" random

wide board walnut,
cherry, and oak
flooring are
distinctive, complete
with knots
https://oleklejbzon.com/fabrication-customresidential-interior-woodwork-cabinets.htm
Detail 2
New wide plank

wood flooring
http://tomodonoghueassociates.com/projects/sagharbor-historical-renovation/
Detail 3
A geometric motif tile
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/patternedfloors-slideshow/all

80" x 93"
Lighting
Details
Identify typical:
Color
Style of
design
Lamp shades
Forms
Finished
materials
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Pair of American
two arm gilt
bronze and
crystal argand
lamps with
centered crystal
reservoirs
surmounted by
gilt swans,
original etched
floral globes with
prisms,
terminating on
tripod filigree
bases with
dolphins and
lions paw feet.
Circa 1820
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting/table-lamps/pairof-american-gilt-bronze-crystal-argand-lamps-circa-1820/idf_986500/
Detail 2
American
wrought iron and
stained glass
three light
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting/lanterns/americanwrought-iron-hanging-lantern/id-f_813716/

hanging lantern.
Originally candle
powered. Dealers
please call for
trade price.
Detail 3
Ca. 1870
Matching pair of
cast brass figural
candelabra with
original finish and
crystal fittings.
Attributed to
'Mitchell Vance &
Co.' a prolific
manufacturer of
quality lighting at
the turn of the
century
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting/tablelamps/mitchell-vance-co-american-indian-candelabra/idf_784763/
Detail 4
Early 20th
Century,
American Bronze
Floor Lamps.
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting/floor-lamps/pairof-tall-green-patinated-entry-lamps/id-f_932886/

Fluted detail with
a laurel leaf
decoration at
base and egg
and dart molding
detail at top of
each lamp. They
feature an
exceptional green
patina and have
been newly
rewired.
Citations
Olek. Detail 1 flooring. Residential Interior Woodwork, Paneling, and Flooring. Web. 11 August 2016.
https://oleklejbzon.com/fabrication-custom-residential-interior-woodwork-cabinets.htm
Tom ODonoghue Building Associates. Detail 2 flooring. Historic Renovation. Web. 11 August 2016.
http://tomodonoghueassociates.com/projects/sag-harbor-historical-renovation/
Architectural Digest. Detail 3 flooring. 17 Ideas for Patterned Floors That Pack a Punch. Web. 11 August 2016.
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/patterned-floors-slideshow/all
Burrows. Details 4 flooring. Federal Style Carpet. Web. 11 August 2016. < http://www.burrows.com/>

Images
Fig 1 (Historic color palette - Federal Style - artSparx color palette recipies, techniques and tips)
Figure 2. Federal. Federal. Web. 5 Aug. 2016. <http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fed.html>
Figure 3. Nielson, Karla, David Taylor. Interiors: An Introduction, 4th Edition. McGraw-Hill Learning Solutions, 01/2006.
VitalSource Bookshelf Online, pg 397.
Figure 4. Restoration Fabrics &Amp; Trims. Fabrics by Period/Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-by-periodstyle.html#!/historic-thibaut-st-antoine-romantic-roses->
Figure 5. Restoration Fabrics &Amp; Trims. Fabrics by Period/Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-by-periodstyle.html#!/7-yards-breathtaking-lavender-calla-lily-damask-draperyupholstery-fabric-imported-from-france/p/67974054/category=210183>
Figure 6. Restoration Fabrics &Amp; Trims. Fabrics by Period/Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims.com/fabrics-byperiodstyle.html#!/fabulous-rose-floral-and-ribbon-embroidered-lisere-striped-blue-upholstery-fabric-from-italy/p/34526840/category=210183
Figure 7. Southern Folk Artist &Amp; Antiques Dealer/Collector: Gardner-Pingree House 1804 in Salem, Massachusetts Part 2. Southern Folk
Artist & Antiques Dealer/Collector: Gardner-Pingree House 1804 in Salem, Massachusetts part 2. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
http://andrewhopkinsart.blogspot.com/2010/11/gardner-pingree-house-1804-in-salem.html
Figure 8. Pierce-Nichols House. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.salemweb.com/guide/arch/images/pnhouse.jpg>

Figure 9. Otis House. Historic New England. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.historicnewengland.org/historicproperties/homes/otis-house>
Figure 10. Decor To Adore: Day 17 ~ Federal (Georgian) Style. Decor To Adore: Day 17 ~ Federal (Georgian) Style. Web. 9 Aug.
2016. <http://www.decortoadore.net/2012/10/day-17-federal-georgian-style.html>
Figure 11. Federal Style Architecture: Artsparx Home Improvement Style Archive Architecture Period and Historic Homes. Federal Style
architecture: artsparx home improvement style archive architecture period and historic homes. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
Figure 12. Federal Style Architecture: Artsparx Home Improvement Style Archive Architecture Period and Historic Homes. Federal
Style architecture: artsparx home improvement style archive architecture period and historic homes. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.artsparx.com/federalstyle.asp>
Wall
Figure 13. Beyond Harrison Gray Otis. Historic New England. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.historicnewengland.org/publications/historicnew-england-magazine/winter-spring-2003/2003winterspringpage02.htm> Wallpaper Otis House
Figure 14. Decor To Adore: Day 17 ~ Federal (Georgian) Style. Decor To Adore: Day 17 ~ Federal (Georgian) Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.decortoadore.net/2012/10/day-17-federal-georgian-style.html> Walls
Figure 15. Decor To Adore: The Federal Style in Interiors. Decor To Adore: The Federal Style in Interiors. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.decortoadore.net/2008/07/federal-styled-interiors.html> Plain plaster ceiling
Figure 16. Federal vs Georgian Architectural Moulding - Key Features of Kuiken Brothers KB Classical Moulding - Kuiken Brothers. Kuiken
Brothers. N.p., 2011. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.kuikenbrothers.com/federal-vs-georgian-architectural-moulding-key-features-of-kuikenbrothers-kb-classical-moulding/> Ceiling Molding
Figure 17. Classical Federal - Kuiken Brothers. Kuiken Brothers. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.kuikenbrothers.com/mouldingcollection/classical-federal/>
Figure 18. What's That House? A Guide to Federal Style Homes - Porch Advice. Porch Advice. N.p., 2015. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://porch.com/advice/whats-that-house-a-guide-to-federal-style-homes/> Doorway
Figure 19. Ask The Authors-Questions about The Federal Style. Ask The Authors-Questions about The Federal Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.federalstyle.com/asktheauthors/asktheauthorsdoor.html> Panel door
<http://www.federalstyle.com/asktheauthors/asktheauthorsdoor.html> Front door
<http://www.federalstyle.com/asktheauthors/asktheauthorsdoor.html> Brass door knocker
Figure 22. REGIONS OF MATERIAL CULTURE. Modern Culture. Encyclopedia of the new American Nation 1754-1829, pg. 372, n.d. Web. 9 Aug.
2016. <http://erenow.com/modern/americannation/372.html> Fanlights and sidelights
Figure 23. American Federal Architecture. DesignerGirlee. N.p., 2011. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<https://designergirlee.wordpress.com/2011/03/18/american-federal-architecture/> Symmetrical windows
Figure 24. The Anatomy of a Double Hung Window. WindowRepairGuycom. N.p., 2014. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.windowrepairguy.com/the-anatomy-of-a-double-hung-window/> Double hung wood sash window
Figure 25. Nineteenth Century. Historic Preservation Education Foundation. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://hpef.us/historic-windows/windowsthrough-time/19th-century>
Figure 26. A Preservation Plan for St. Louis Part II: Property Types. The Walking City-Urban House Forms-High Style Town Houses. Web. 9 Aug.
2016. https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/planning/cultural-resources/preservation-plan/part-ii-the-walking-city-urbanhouse-forms-high-style-townhouses.cfm
Figure 27. English Furnishings. English furnishings. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/eng/1206/source/19.html>
Sheraton sideboard
Figure 28. Attributed to Samuel McIntire | Side Chair | American | The Met. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum. Web. 9
Aug. 2016. http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/1674?pos=5
Figure 29. American Federal Period Chest of Drawers. Ruby Lane. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. https://www.rubylane.com/item/6041-ps08-09-0505/american-federal-period-chest-drawers
Figure 30-31. Lecture 01. Slideshare. Ryant633, 21 Jan. 2016. Web. 9 Aug. 2016. <http://www.slideshare.net/ryant633/lecture-01-57349379>
Chairs details
Works Cited
Ask The Authors-Questions about The Federal Style. Ask The Authors-Questions about The Federal Style. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
http://www.federalstyle.com/asktheauthors/asktheauthorsdoor.html
Federal. Federal. Web. 5 Aug. 2016. <http://www.buffaloah.com/a/dctnry/f/fed.html>
Federal Style Furnishings. Federal Style Furnishings. Web. 5 Aug. 2016. <http://www.buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fed/index.html>
Guide to Furniture Styles from Connected Lines. Guide to Furniture Styles from Connected Lines. Web. 8 Aug. 2016.
<http://www.connectedlines.com/styleguide/style11.htm>
Historic Color Palette - Federal Style - ArtSparx Color Palette Recipes, Techniques and Tips. Historic color palette - Federal Style
- artSparx color palette recipes, techniques and tips. Web. 5 Aug. 2016. <http://www.artsparx.com/hist_colorfederal.asp>
Nielson, Karla, David Taylor. Interiors: An Introduction, 4th Edition. McGraw-Hill Learning Solutions, 01/2006. VitalSource
Bookshelf Online.
History
Boston has been called The Cradle of Liberty as a result of instigating the American Revolution.
(History of Boston, Massachusetts) Its rich history began in 1630 when the Puritans settled a
colony there and it became the epicenter of unrest when colonists rebelled against the British
Parliament as a result of heavy taxation. (History of Boston, Massachusetts)
Several early battles of the Revolutionary War were fought near Boston, including the Battle of
Bunker Hill and it is also the location of Paul Reveres famous midnight ride. (History of
Boston, Massachusetts)
After the Revolutionary War was won by America, Boston became one of the worlds wealthiest
international trading ports and is rich in its historical contribution and significance to America.
(History of Boston, Massachusetts)
Demographics:
Located in the eastern part of the state on Massachusetts Bay, Boston is the largest city in
Massachusetts. It was incorporated in 1822, and has more of its original structures still standing
than any other U.S. city. According to the latest census recorded in 2015, the population in
Boston is 667,137. Over 50% of Bostons population is White, 25% are African American, 9%
Asian, less than 1% is American Indian, and the remaining population is comprised of various
mixed races.
There are over 270,000 housing units in Boston, with a median value of $379,500 per home, with
an average of 2 people per household.
85% of Bostons population hold a high school diploma or higher, while only 44% hold a
Bachelors degree or higher.
The average household income in Boston is $54,485. About 22% of Bostons population is in
poverty. (Population Estimates)
Culture:
Boston is a major industrial, financial and educational marketplace. The main drivers of Bostons
economy are their financial services, insurance and real estate sectors. With over 25 hospitals,
Boston has also become a leader in the healthcare field, with numerous healthcare facilities
throughout the city.
Bostons rich cultural and historic heritage makes it a destination for tourists. Popular tourists
attractions in Boston are the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the JFK Library and Museum, the New
England Aquarium, and the many historic buildings and neighborhoods that we know from our
history books.
Boston hosts the most renowned marathon in the world, the Boston Marathon, which attracts
more than 1 million spectators and 25,000 participants yearly. (Boston Mass)
Bostons largest religious community is Catholicism, particularly the Irish Catholics, which have
played an integral role in Boston politics.
Boston is considered an educational mecca with some to the nations most prestigious colleges
being based there, including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),
Boston College and Boston University. (History of Boston, Massachusetts)
Climate:
Boston experiences mild to cold temperatures annually, with the warmest month in July, where
they see average temperatures of 74 degrees. The coldest month is January, where they see
temperatures of 29 degrees. (Boston: Annual Weather Averages)
Works Cited
"Boston: Annual Weather Averages." Weather Averages for Boston, USA. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Aug.
2016.
"Boston, Mass." Infoplease. Infoplease, n.d. Web. 09 Aug. 2016.

History of Boston, Massachusetts. History of Boston, Massachusetts. Web. 9 Aug. 2016.
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h3865.html
"Population Estimates, July 1, 2015, (V2015)." Boston City Massachusetts QuickFacts from the US
Census Bureau. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Aug. 2016.
Alana Roberts
Residential Design II | INTA302 P01
Faculty: Michelle Kirkpatrick
Week 1 Assignment 2
I wasnt able to actually call the facility

because I work all day and now its the weekend, but they did have a website thankfully, so I was able to
get most of the information regarding this transitional home. The name and contact information of the
person you can get in touch with at this organization is Ida Lane, LCDC Quality Management
Coordinator, (409) 896-5911.

The name of the house and location is Franklin House North for women in children and its in Beaumont,
TX. Types of programs the organization offers varies from substance abuse treatment, to psychological
assistance, job training, and domestic violence assistance, etc. The goals and ambitions of this
organization is to assist individuals to live independently as well as they can within their capability or
disabilities. It is a highly structured residential recovery program for pregnant/post-partum women,

women with children and women trying to regain custody of their children. It is really a good
organization for women that have nothing or no one to help them out with anything. I think they should
have more of these in my area as much as there is going on in the world. I am not sure of the typical
gathering spaces or if they have any at the moment. Typical needs for women/children staying at the
house are specific treatment modalities that have been utilized in the program design of each substance
abuse program. Typical accommodations provided in this program teaches parenting skills, building selfesteem, independence and empowerment and also HIV testing.
I really did not know about anything like this existed, I mean I knew there were homeless shelters and
things like that but nothing that actually helped out this much for women and children.
Citations:
Land Manor. Images and information. Chemical Dependency
Treatment Services. Web. 06 August 2016.
http://www.landmanor.org/welcome.html
Homeless Shelter Directory. image. Franklin House Women &

Children Facility - Beaumont, TX. 06 August 2016. <
http://www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/cgibin/id/shelter.cgi?shelter=7477>
CONCEPT STATEMENT
The colors that were chosen are going to be ones that make everything feel peaceful
but yet comfortable. It will have a tropical island vacation feel to it to make it feel
relaxing and comfortable. The blues will make everything seem as though it is near
the water and the greens will make it seem like there are trees all around making it
seem private and serene. The colors will be a cool palette but with some pops of
warmth like the pinkish color for some curtains or throw pillows.
COOL PALETTE
As for the cool palette I chose the blues to go with this
image. Blue gives someone that peace and tranquility
feeling but also a sense of security. Most people like to
pick the blues that I chose because it reminds them of
the beach and gives them that at peace feeling when
someone is listening to the waves as a relaxing thing.
PASTEL PALETTE
The pastel image I chose goes with the palette I
generated. The pastel colors are usually what women
would prefer over men because according to the
psychology of it all, our brains go towards the more
softer and tinted colors. Women feel more happy and
loving in colors such as these.
WARM PALETTE
This is a warm palette that I chose, that goes very well
with this image. Most people prefer warm colors in
their most used living spaces because it gives a sense of
home and comfortable feeling. The reds, yellows and
orange colors make things more exciting and make
things seem more cheerful when around.
COOL
These cool colors are some of my favorite
because I love green and blue together. For this
one I changed the saturation a bit to make it a
little more of a cool palette. These colors go
well with the federal style, but also because the
colors make me feel happy and at peace all in
one.
WARM
For the warm colors I chose I changed the saturation on these as well
to make them almost into a pastel but still at the warmth stage. I like
these colors because they remind me of nature. They would go great
in a home or wherever it may be as furniture or things around the
home or place of business. These colors are exciting and energetic
but also bring joy and happiness to a room.
CITATIONS
Adobe color CC. Custom palettes. Color Rule. Web. 13 August 2016.
https://color.adobe.com/
Quicksprout. color psychology. Understanding Consumer Psychology. Web. 13
August 2016. https://www.quicksprout.com/the-complete-guide-to-understandcustomer-psychology-chapter-4/
Color Palettes. Images. Pastel Palettes. Web. 13 August 2016.
http://colorpalettes.net/category/pastel-color/
ESTIMATES
FURNITURE SPECIFICATION
SHEET
PROJECT: Franklin House
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: W1
ROOM: Apartment walls
MANUFACTURER: Farrow and Ball
ITEM/NAME: Paisley wallpaper
FINISH:
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME: Paisley BP 4701
COLOR: Beige
PATTERN:
REPEAT: 29cm / 11 7/16"
PRICE PER UNIT: $230

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Taken from an 1800s French jacquard, Paisley is a contemporary version of the
timeless paisley design so often seen in the worlds of fashion and interior design
REMARKS: Farrow and Ball. Walls. Farrow and Ball. 20 August 2016. http://us.farrowball.com/
FINISH SPECIFICATION SHEET

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: F1
ROOM: All rooms
MANUFACTURER: Stainmaster
ITEM/NAME: cheyenne
FINISH: wood grain
FABRIC: vinyl tile
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: chayenne
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: call for price

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS: Stain master. Floors. Stain master. 20 August 2016.
https://www.stainmaster.com/

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM: Gathering Space
MANUFACTURER: farrow and ball
ITEM/NAME: paint
FINISH: modern emulsion
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME: No. 218
COLOR: yellow ground
PATTERN: n/a
REPEAT: n/a
PRICE PER UNIT: $99 a gallon

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Yellow Ground is one of the most useable of our yellows, sitting between the
seemingly citrusy tones of Citron and the creamier pared back tone of Sudbury Yellow. It
creates a happy, sunny, stimulating space in any light without being overpowering in color.
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: B1
ROOM: Apartment bedroom
MANUFACTURER: Lexington
ITEM/NAME: 11 SOUTH URBANA BED
FINISH: Dark Mahogany
FABRIC: Linen
MANUFACTURER: Kravet
ITEM #/NAME: Latika Seafoam
COLOR: Beige, White, Light Blue
PATTERN: Damask
REPEAT: w-13.5 h-18
PRICE PER UNIT: Call for quote

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: The sweeping profile captures the essence of a wave in motion and conveys a
sense of visual energy that stirs the imagination. The platform design requires mattress only.
REMARKS: Solid, beige/grey pillow case fabric
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Franklin
House
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: N1
MANUFACTURER: Henredon
ITEM/NAME: Elder night stand
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Mocha Finish. Gemelina solids, Primavera veneer, Two drawers. Champaign
nickel hardware.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: D1
ITEM/NAME: 11 South Skyline Chest
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
The triangular base and visual separation of the six drawers suggests a balance of space and
function. The custom designed bar pull has a twisted center with substantial grip in a soft
graphite finish.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: E1
ROOM: Living room
ITEM/NAME: Synergy stacking base
entertainment center
FINISH: Mocha
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: The sliding glass bypass doors with two adjustable shelves showcase dramatic
contemporary fretwork design while protecting the displayed items. Numerous options stack
up, be sure to securely anchor for stability. Complements the Synergy Hutch.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: CT1
ROOM: Living room a nd
ga ther i n g s pace
ITEM/NAME: Winn cocktail table
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: One drawer with finger pull. Philippine mahogany solids, Philippine mahogany
and khaya veneers.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Donnahue
Residence
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: S1
ROOM: Living room
ITEM/NAME: Charisma sofa
FINISH: mahogany
FABRIC: Foam blendown
MANUFACTURER: henredon
ITEM #/NAME: 158-5347-0
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT: 0
PRICE PER UNIT: call for quote

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Inside: L84 D23, Seat Height 19, Arm Height 26, 3 Foam Blendown Cushions,
3 Blendown Back Pillows, 2 Relax Down Throw Pillows - 24 x 24, 2 Relax Down Throw Pillows 22 x 22, Welt Trim, Upholstered Base, Normandie Finish Standard, Riviera Finish Shown
REMARKS: Solid blue and circle pattern pillows
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Donnahue Residence
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: C1
ITEM/NAME: H0091 CYNTHIA CHAIR
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC: 35% Nylon, 34% Cotton, 19% Polyester,
12% Rayon
ITEM #/NAME: 34-4438-265
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Geometric
REPEAT: Horizontal 2.2 , Vertical 6.2

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Inside: W24 D20, Seat Height 20, Arm Height 28, Tight Seat, Tight Back,
Double Welt Trim, Meranello Finish Standard, Normandie Finish Shown
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM: Living Room
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Cotton
ITEM #/NAME: 20467.12
COLOR: Orange
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS: Black out curtains
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: OC1
MANUFACTURER: Celerie Kembel
ITEM/NAME: H1306 HEXAFLEUR CHAIR
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC: Linen
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: Inside: W20 1/2 D17 1/4, Seat Height 19, Arm Height 25 1/2, Tight Seat,
Tight Back, Welt Trim.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM:
Gathering Space
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Polyester
9707.615
ITEM #/NAME: BEWITCHED MINERAL

COLOR: Brown, blue
PATTERN: Lattice/ScrollWork
REPEAT: Height: 5.5" Width: 7"
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
Justifications
The furniture that was selected meets the needs for the client both
aesthetically and functionally because it is exactly what type of furniture the
building needed to go with the federal style.
The fabrics selected meet the needs of the client because of the colors and
patterns. It is exactly what they need to have around the place to make
customers feel happy and calm but also security.
Throughout every room there is harmony because the colors all complement one
another, from the fabric of the window treatment, down to the fabric of the
furniture and wood color of the furniture.
The fabric weights and durability are appropriate for the applications in the
design because it is comfortable enough to sit on but strong enough to endure
anything and also very easy to clean.
Citations
Lexington Home Brands. Bed image. Lexington. 20 August
2016. http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/bed/item/010456-190C
Lexington Home Brands. Chest image. Lexington. 20 August
2016. http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/chest/item/010456-307
Henredon. Nightstand image. Henredon. 20 August 2016.
http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/Bedroom-Furniture/Dean-Collection/i444808New- Elder-Night-Stand.aspx
Lexington Home Brands. Entertainment image. Lexington. 20 August
2016. http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/tv-console/item/01-0456909
Henredon. Coffee table. Henredon. 20 August 2016.
http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/Occasional-Furniture/Acquisitionsby- Henredon/i323128-Winn-Cocktail-Table.aspx
Henredon. Sofa image. Henredon. 20 August 2016.
http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/UpholsteryFurniture/Henredon- Upholstery/i323491-Charisma-Sofa.aspx
Henredon. Chair image. Henredon. 20 August 2016.
http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/UpholsteryFurniture/Henredon- Upholstery/i323445-Cynthia-Chair.aspx
Henredon. Office chair. Henredon. 20 August 2016.
http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/Upholstery-Furniture/Celerie-Kemblefor- Henredon/i439929-HEXAFLEUR-CHAIR.aspx
Kravet. Fabrics. Kravet. 20 August 2016. http://search.kravet.com/Fabric-FabricFABRIC/ItemBrowser.aspx?action=attributes&ItemType=Fabric&Application%20Co
de
=Fabric%2cFABRIC&TrailIndex=0
ESTIMATES
SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: W1
FINISH:
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
COLOR: Beige
PATTERN:
REPEAT: 29cm / 11 7/16"

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: F1
ROOM: All rooms
ITEM/NAME: cheyenne
FINISH: wood grain
FABRIC: vinyl tile
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: chayenne
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ITEM/NAME: paint
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
PATTERN: n/a
REPEAT: n/a

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: B1
FABRIC: Linen
PATTERN: Damask
REPEAT: w-13.5 h-18

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Franklin
House
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: N1
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
nickel hardware.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: D1
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
graphite finish.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: E1
ROOM: Living room
FINISH: Mocha
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: CT1
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
and khaya veneers.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Donnahue
Residence
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: S1
ROOM: Living room
FINISH: mahogany
ITEM #/NAME: 158-5347-0
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT: 0

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: C1
FINISH: Mahogany
12% Rayon
ITEM #/NAME: 34-4438-265
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Geometric

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM: Living Room
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Cotton
ITEM #/NAME: 20467.12
COLOR: Orange
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: OC1
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC: Linen
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM:
Gathering Space
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Polyester
9707.615

COLOR: Brown, blue
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
Lighting Specification
PROJECT:
Course Project
DESIGNER: Alana Roberts

DATE: August 27, 2016
TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L1
Living room/Den/Kitchen /
Bathrooms
14
MANUFACTURER: Phillips
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
BBS560
Silver/white acrylate
150x158
LAMPING:
LED Neutral White
WATTAGE
95 lm/W
COST PER UNIT: Call for quote

UNITS NEEDED: -14
TOTAL COST: Call for quote
DESCRIPTION:
Recessed lighting in every room except the bedroom. To be in seating area for every
room including bathroom. Ambient lighting
REMARKS:
http://www.lighting.philips.com/main/prof/indoorluminaires/recessed/dayzone/910502003303_EU/product
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L2
Office and Bedroom
3
MANUFACTURER: Aerin
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
2403413000003
Brown marble
H30" x W17" x B5 1/2" Round
LAMPING:
HI-LO
WATTAGE
150 W
COST PER UNIT: -$630

UNITS NEEDED: -3
TOTAL COST: -$
DESCRIPTION:
Luminaires
REMARKS:
-http://www.aerin.com/Cliff-TableLamp/2403413000003,default,pd.html?dwvar_2403413000003_variation=5#start=1
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L3
Gathering Room
2
MANUFACTURER: Kichler
MODEL NUMBER :
43438NI
FINISH:
Brushed nickel
DIMENSIONS:
13.25H x 25W
LAMPING:
G Incandescent
WATTAGE
60W
COST PER UNIT: Call for Quote

UNITS NEEDED: -2
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
-Square shapes are often boxed into modern decorating schemes but not with this 4
light chandelier from the Kailey collection. Focal Lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/kailey-4-light-chandelier-ni-43438ni.aspx
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG: L4
ROOM / LOCATION:
Living Room, Office, Bath

and Sleeping Area
QUANTITY: 6
MANUFACTURER: Tech lighting
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
uu60791
Antique bronze
Height 1.5", Diameter 1.5"
LAMPING:
LED
WATTAGE
18W
COST PER UNIT: $104

UNITS NEEDED: -6
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
-Task lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.lumens.com/sullivan-head-by-tech-lightinguu60791.html#cgid=%0A%09%0A%09%0915%0A%09%0A&&tileIndex=45
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L5
Kitchen
1
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
42439OZ
Old Bronze
6W x 9.75H x 24L
LAMPING:
MR16 COVER Halogen
WATTAGE
50W

UNITS NEEDED: -1
DESCRIPTION:
-Ambient lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/sayre-3-light-halogen-fixed-rail-fixture-oz42439o.aspx
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L6
Bathroom
2
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
10670OZ
Old bronze and amber linen
glass diffuser
5W x 16.50H
LAMPING:
GU24 compact fluorescent
WATTAGE
13W
COST PER UNIT: -call for quote

UNITS NEEDED: -2
TOTAL COST: -call for quote
DESCRIPTION:
Ambient lighting to be put on the sides of the mirror over the sink.
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/2-light-fluorescent-wall-sconce-oz10670oz.aspx
Lighting Operations & Maintenance

Lighting operations and maintenance ("O&M") are the practices that keep lighting systems working at
peak performance during the life of the building. As a designer, your choices can make it easy or hard to
maintain your lighting system. Lighting design is only as good as its execution. Good operations and
maintenance are necessary to keep the lighting systems working as designed through the years.
Neglect, poorly-chosen replacements, and misunderstanding of systems can undo all the improvements
of good lighting design. Good lighting O&M is measured by system performance. The system should
continue putting out the lux or foot-candles of illumination in the proper places while using the watts of
electricity specified in the lighting design for the building. Commissioning agents usually perform these
audits. As technology improves, the performance may even be improved to exceed design specs.
Operations Manuals
Good design process can help ensure good operations and maintenance routines. The lighting designer
should create a manual for operations staff that makes the lighting design intent clear, lists maintenance
and replacement schedules, and makes it clear what parameters should be measured during
commissioning, as well as how often such measurements should be done.Green buildings often do not
perform as well as predicted during the design. Without a manual, operations personnel are left to
troubleshoot systems through piecemeal guesswork. This is never as effective as the whole-systems
approach that can be laid out by an operations manual.
Schedules
An important part of the O&M manual is schedules for cleaning fixtures, replacing bulbs, and measuring
energy use and lighting levels. Performance measurements should be done monthly or at least
quarterly, to provide operators with enough data to tell when systems are beginning to perform poorly.
Flexibility
When building occupants bring in their own lights, it may be an indication that the lighting system is not
working as designed, or was not designed to meet the current users' needs. Have the flexibility to work
with users to meet their needs while ensuring energy efficiency. This may mean changes to the original
design, or helping occupants choose efficient products for their personal use.
Cleaning
Keeping lamps and fixtures clean may be the most important factor in keeping their performance high.
However, it is often neglected. Walls, ceilings, and other lit surfaces should also be kept clean, as their
reflection of light is sometimes as important as the fixtures themselves.Clean bulbs and fixtures with
soft moist cotton cloth, soft-bristled anti-static brush, or low-power vacuum cleaner.
Replacement
Bulbs should be replaced not only when they break, but on a schedule according to how the brightness
of the lamp decays over time. Some bulbs lose over a third of their initial brightness over a few years.
Brightness of various fluorescent bulbs decaying over time
When replacing bulbs, bulk purchases can significantly reduce costs for the same quality products.
Scheduled replacement also facilitates this. Be sure to dispose of replaced bulbs properly, as many
fluorescents and other electric discharge lamps contain mercury. Handle the bulbs carefully to avoid
breaking them in transit, and take them to approved recycling centers or arrange for pickup. As
technology improves, replacements are an opportunity for upgrade. Be sure to refer to the original
lighting O&M manual to follow the design intent for the whole system. Use evidence-based
recommendations for upgrades, such as lighting audits. New bulb technologies often require new
fixtures. When replacing lighting systems, balance installation costs with lifetime energy savings.
Operation of Control Systems
Lighting control systems are often run by timers. Such timers should be set to match the activity
schedules of different spaces. These schedules change over the years as building use changes, and
controls schedules should change to match. Sensors for daylighting controls, such as occupancy or
brightness sensors, should be regularly checked for proper operation. Sensors that start shutting off or
turning on lights at the wrong times get manually disabled by occupants, and are no longer able to do
their jobs.
Diagrams
Lighting control and wiring diagrams should be created and kept updated, to ensure control systems are
easy to understand. This not only makes it easy to troubleshoot problems, but also helps plan
replacement schedules and can aid in system upgrades. These diagrams should include the fixtures,
sensors, controller units, and how all these components connect to each other, as well as boundaries of
different control zones.
Justifications
Citations
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INTA302: CODES ANALYSIS
STAIR DESIGN AND

ELEVATOR
GATHERING SPACE
COMPLETED BY:
LOCAL CODE
List
the code in this column (there may be more
than one relevant code that pertains to your
project)
CODES ANALYSIS/UPDATES
In this
column provide evidence from plan to support compliance; or describe any
updates needed to meet code requirements
4.9 & 4.26
The codes were met for the said stairs and elevator. There is no need
to change anything.
Stairways, handrails, guardrails,

elevator
Square feet
506.2
Everything seems to be up to date on the codes but they may need to be

fixed a little to get it all right.
2
Means of egress
403.5.1
Doors and Windows
4.12-4.13
Lighting and Ventilation
1005.7.1

There should be bigger doors for the codes to match.
The lighting and ventilation should be imporoved to make sure
everything is bill saving
Electrical and Smoke

Detection
Square Feet
4.28
RESIDENTIAL UNIT
(APARTMENT)
506.2
Means of egress
403.5.1
Doors and Windows
4.12-4.13
Lighting and Ventilation
1005.7.1
Electrical and Smoke

D
t ti Fixtures
Plumbing
Everything seemed to be up to date on this matter.

Everything seems to be up to date on the codes but they may need to
be fixed a little to get it all right.

There should be bigger doors for the codes to match.
The lighting and ventilation should be imporoved to make sure
everything is bill saving
4.28 Everything seemed to be up to date on this matter.
4.16-4.21
The plumbing was added as per the client wanted.
Selecting Finishes, Lighting, and Material Maintenance

ALANA ROBERTS
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II | INTA302 P01

FACULTY: MICHELLE KIRKPATRICK
WEEK 4 ASSIGNMENT 1
ESTIMATES
SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: W1
FINISH:
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
COLOR: Beige
PATTERN:
REPEAT: 29cm / 11 7/16"

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: F1
ROOM: All rooms
ITEM/NAME: cheyenne
FINISH: wood grain
FABRIC: vinyl tile
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: chayenne
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:

DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ITEM/NAME: paint
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
PATTERN: n/a
REPEAT: n/a

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: B1
FABRIC: Linen
PATTERN: Damask
REPEAT: w-13.5 h-18

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Franklin
House
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: N1
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
nickel hardware.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: D1
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
graphite finish.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: E1
ROOM: Living room
FINISH: Mocha
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: CT1
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
and khaya veneers.
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: Donnahue
Residence
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: S1
ROOM: Living room
FINISH: mahogany
ITEM #/NAME: 158-5347-0
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT: 0

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: C1
FINISH: Mahogany
12% Rayon
ITEM #/NAME: 34-4438-265
COLOR: Grey
PATTERN: Geometric

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM: Living Room
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Cotton
ITEM #/NAME: 20467.12
COLOR: Orange
PATTERN: Solid
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY: OC1
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC: Linen
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST:
REMARKS:
FURNITURE
SPECIFICATION SHEET
DESIGNER: ADC
KEY:
ROOM:
Gathering Space
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM/NAME:
FINISH:
FABRIC: Polyester
9707.615

COLOR: Brown, blue
PRICE PER UNIT:

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L1
Living room/Den/Kitchen /
Bathrooms
14
MANUFACTURER: Phillips
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
BBS560
Silver/white acrylate
150x158
LAMPING:
LED Neutral White
WATTAGE
95 lm/W

UNITS NEEDED: -14
DESCRIPTION:
Recessed lighting in every room except the bedroom. To be in seating area for every
room including bathroom. Ambient lighting
REMARKS:
http://www.lighting.philips.com/main/prof/indoorluminaires/recessed/dayzone/910502003303_EU/product
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L2
Office and Bedroom
3
MANUFACTURER: Aerin
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
2403413000003
Brown marble
H30" x W17" x B5 1/2" Round
LAMPING:
HI-LO
WATTAGE
150 W
COST PER UNIT: -$630

UNITS NEEDED: -3
TOTAL COST: -$
DESCRIPTION:
Luminaires
REMARKS:
-http://www.aerin.com/Cliff-TableLamp/2403413000003,default,pd.html?dwvar_2403413000003_variation=5#start=1
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L3
Gathering Room
2
MODEL NUMBER :
43438NI
FINISH:
Brushed nickel
DIMENSIONS:
13.25H x 25W
LAMPING:
G Incandescent
WATTAGE
60W
COST PER UNIT: Call for Quote

UNITS NEEDED: -2
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
-Square shapes are often boxed into modern decorating schemes but not with this 4
light chandelier from the Kailey collection. Focal Lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/kailey-4-light-chandelier-ni-43438ni.aspx
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG: L4
ROOM / LOCATION:
Living Room, Office, Bath

and Sleeping Area
QUANTITY: 6
MANUFACTURER: Tech lighting
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
uu60791
Antique bronze
Height 1.5", Diameter 1.5"
LAMPING:
LED
WATTAGE
18W
COST PER UNIT: $104

UNITS NEEDED: -6
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION:
-Task lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.lumens.com/sullivan-head-by-tech-lightinguu60791.html#cgid=%0A%09%0A%09%0915%0A%09%0A&&tileIndex=45
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L5
Kitchen
1
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
42439OZ
Old Bronze
6W x 9.75H x 24L
LAMPING:
MR16 COVER Halogen
WATTAGE
50W

UNITS NEEDED: -1
DESCRIPTION:
-Ambient lighting
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/sayre-3-light-halogen-fixed-rail-fixture-oz42439o.aspx
PROJECT:
Course Project

TAG:
ROOM / LOCATION:
QUANTITY:
L6
Bathroom
2
MODEL NUMBER :
FINISH:
DIMENSIONS:
10670OZ
Old bronze and amber linen
glass diffuser
5W x 16.50H
LAMPING:
GU24 compact fluorescent
WATTAGE
13W
COST PER UNIT: -call for quote

UNITS NEEDED: -2
TOTAL COST: -call for quote
DESCRIPTION:
Ambient lighting to be put on the sides of the mirror over the sink.
REMARKS:
-http://www.kichler.com/products/product/2-light-fluorescent-wall-sconce-oz10670oz.aspx
Lighting Operations & Maintenance

Lighting operations and maintenance ("O&M") are the practices that keep lighting systems working at
peak performance during the life of the building. As a designer, your choices can make it easy or hard to
maintain your lighting system. Lighting design is only as good as its execution. Good operations and
maintenance are necessary to keep the lighting systems working as designed through the years.
Neglect, poorly-chosen replacements, and misunderstanding of systems can undo all the improvements
of good lighting design. Good lighting O&M is measured by system performance. The system should
continue putting out the lux or foot-candles of illumination in the proper places while using the watts of
electricity specified in the lighting design for the building. Commissioning agents usually perform these
audits. As technology improves, the performance may even be improved to exceed design specs.
Operations Manuals
Good design process can help ensure good operations and maintenance routines. The lighting designer
should create a manual for operations staff that makes the lighting design intent clear, lists maintenance
and replacement schedules, and makes it clear what parameters should be measured during
commissioning, as well as how often such measurements should be done.Green buildings often do not
perform as well as predicted during the design. Without a manual, operations personnel are left to
troubleshoot systems through piecemeal guesswork. This is never as effective as the whole-systems
approach that can be laid out by an operations manual.
Schedules
An important part of the O&M manual is schedules for cleaning fixtures, replacing bulbs, and measuring
energy use and lighting levels. Performance measurements should be done monthly or at least
quarterly, to provide operators with enough data to tell when systems are beginning to perform poorly.
Flexibility
When building occupants bring in their own lights, it may be an indication that the lighting system is not
working as designed, or was not designed to meet the current users' needs. Have the flexibility to work
with users to meet their needs while ensuring energy efficiency. This may mean changes to the original
design, or helping occupants choose efficient products for their personal use.
Cleaning
Keeping lamps and fixtures clean may be the most important factor in keeping their performance high.
However, it is often neglected. Walls, ceilings, and other lit surfaces should also be kept clean, as their
reflection of light is sometimes as important as the fixtures themselves.Clean bulbs and fixtures with
soft moist cotton cloth, soft-bristled anti-static brush, or low-power vacuum cleaner.
Replacement
Bulbs should be replaced not only when they break, but on a schedule according to how the brightness
of the lamp decays over time. Some bulbs lose over a third of their initial brightness over a few years.
Brightness of various fluorescent bulbs decaying over time
When replacing bulbs, bulk purchases can significantly reduce costs for the same quality products.
Scheduled replacement also facilitates this. Be sure to dispose of replaced bulbs properly, as many
fluorescents and other electric discharge lamps contain mercury. Handle the bulbs carefully to avoid
breaking them in transit, and take them to approved recycling centers or arrange for pickup. As
technology improves, replacements are an opportunity for upgrade. Be sure to refer to the original
lighting O&M manual to follow the design intent for the whole system. Use evidence-based
recommendations for upgrades, such as lighting audits. New bulb technologies often require new
fixtures. When replacing lighting systems, balance installation costs with lifetime energy savings.
Operation of Control Systems
Lighting control systems are often run by timers. Such timers should be set to match the activity
schedules of different spaces. These schedules change over the years as building use changes, and
controls schedules should change to match. Sensors for daylighting controls, such as occupancy or
brightness sensors, should be regularly checked for proper operation. Sensors that start shutting off or
turning on lights at the wrong times get manually disabled by occupants, and are no longer able to do
their jobs.
Diagrams
Lighting control and wiring diagrams should be created and kept updated, to ensure control systems are
easy to understand. This not only makes it easy to troubleshoot problems, but also helps plan
replacement schedules and can aid in system upgrades. These diagrams should include the fixtures,
sensors, controller units, and how all these components connect to each other, as well as boundaries of
different control zones.
Justifications
Citations
de
Ceiling
Flooring
Ceiling to floor
Built-In Wall
Built-In
Gathering Space
Apartment Space
Apartment Bedrooms
Walls
Bedding
Accessories
Pillows
Curtains
Flooring
Millwork
Living Room
Couch Fabric
Chair Fabric
Walls
Pillows
Flooring
Accessories
Curtains
Millwork
Gathering Space
Curtains
Millwork
Walls
Accessories
Flooring

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FRANKLIN HOUSE

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Paint colors limited,

Fig 1 (Historic color palette - Federal Style - artSparx color

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Adam Green (clear spring

Typical elements used

Simple, rectangular or square

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Materials vary on location.

Typical Textiles (list

Pastel, light, creamy dull colors

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Figure 7 Pinegree House

Figure 8. Pierce Nichols House

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Figure 9. Otis House

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Plaster wall in muted

Pastel yellow wall with

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Otis House wall paper

Eating parlour of Headfort

Here is a closer look at a

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and painting in oil on canvasbacked paper which was

Ornamental motifs such as

Plain plaster ceiling

Crown molding of Federal

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Entry door fanlight with semi-circular

Doors divided in three, vertical panels

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All six panels same width (Ask The

Figure 19 Otis House drawing

Cook-Oliver House designed by Samuel

Brass eagle door knocker

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Strict vertical and horizontal

Double hung wood sashes

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This early garden

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Figure 25 Kirk Boott House

Wooden muntins divide window

Typically, six over six lights or

Figure 26 Eugene Field House

Sheraton sideboard with

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Figure 28 Samuel McIntire Side chair

Flat front with mahogany

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Art & Collectibles

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Portrait of Mrs. Nancy

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Rustic Cane Group

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