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Philosophy
The interior designer job title holds a great amount of responsibility. I
take that title and my job very seriously. As an interior designer, I
dedicate myself not only to making things pretty, functional, and safe,
but also creating designs that reflect the client’s image and taste, as
well as preserving our environment as much as possible. My greatest
motivation comes from the client as they become excited about their
new environment.
Flexibility
Through the years I’ve enjoyed working with many different styles. From
Old World traditional to Industrial Modern, I pride myself on being flexible
enough to do each very well. To me it’s fun seeing my own personal
tastes change as I work with each client.
Going Green
We are starting to realize the over consumption, waste, harsh chemicals
and the overall destruction of the environment. Every species that
becomes extinct puts the human race closer to being extinct as well.
Interior designers have the ability and responsibility to reduce, reuse,
and recycle. I strive personally and professionally to reduce my carbon
footprint so, that generations after me will be able to enjoy the world as I
have known and loved.

Education:
Fall 2013-December 2015
Texas State University; San Marcos, Texas
Degree: Masters of Adult Education
Fall 2010-August 2012
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Online Division
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Interior Design
Fall 1991 - Spring 1994
The Art Institute of Houston; Houston, Texas
Degree: Associates of Applied Arts in Interior Design
Spring 1990 - Spring 1991
San Antonio College; San Antonio, Texas
Employment History:
Entrepreneur
Designs by Norma; Austin, Texas August 2000-Present
 Managed all office tasks; including bookkeeping
 Created and managed all aspects of each design project for homeowner on homes as large
as7000 sqft
 Designed window treatments, flooring, space plans, any aspect of remodel or new construction
Instructor (Lighting for Interior Designers)
Austin Community College April 2016-May 2016
 Created class curriculum ; including quizzes, tests, and guidelines for notebook
 Produced Power Point slides to reintegrate material for each class
 Arranged a field trip to lighting store
Interior Designer
Your Living Room; Austin Texas February 2005-November 2007
 Directed customers to their personal style of furniture for their room or home
 Managed opening, closing, and daily paperwork
 Oversaw each sale from purchase to delivery
Affiliations:
February 2012-Present
National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)
November 2014-Present
Alpha Chi (Top 10% honor roll)
January 2012-2013
International Interior Design Association (IIDA)
November 1991 – December 2008
American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)
March 2015-Present
LEED Green Associate
LEED AP BD + C (March 2016-Present)
Home
Employment History cont.
Assistant Manager
Copenhagen Imports; Austin, Texas June 2003-November 2003
 Managed 3 employees and reported to owner
 Balanced and processed daily sales
 Designed showroom displays
Interior Designer
John-William Interiors; Austin, Texas January 1997-August 2000
 Oversaw customer remodels, new construction, and orders on homes from $300,000-
multimillion dollars
 Created window treatments, floor plans, and custom artistic features
 Assisted customers through each transition of their project
Skills:
AutoCAD, Drafting, Microsoft- Excel, Word, Power
Point, Google Sketch Up, Photoshop, Illustrator,
Quickbooks, WebEasy, Revit

“Remember the Alamo” will
scream from the Alamo
Steakhouse and Bar walls. The
rustic ambiance will be a
direct reflection of the Alamo.
Stone walls, arched doorways
and distressed wood will be
the setting for some of the
most tasty Texas cuisine. Not
only will one “Remember the
Alamo”, they will remember
the meal they had there!
Back
• Located on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas
• Just a few blocks from the Alamo
• An area where casual meets upscale

Back
Process Sketches
Dining Area Looking into Kitchen Dining Area Sketch
Booth Elevation

Final Renderings
In Revit
Bath Vanity Dining Area
Bar Area
Booth
Back

The Judaism room will be filled with opulent symbolism. The Ark will sit in
front of an elaborate cherry wood wall sculpture with gold accents. A
large Menorah will stand in the southwest corner. In the center of the
room will be a intricately carved cherry wood bimah with gold accents.
The pews will be a simple cherry wood design with ocean blue seat
cushions. The cherry wood will be carried to the hard wood flooring.
The ceiling will be adorned with a square pattern made of cherry wood.
Hanging from the ceiling will be elaborate gold and crystal chandeliers.
The Magen David will dominate the north wall of stained glass windows.
Other walls will show cherry wood Roman arches.
Bimah 18” x 24” x 32”
Podium 24” x 18” x 48”
Pews 48” x 24”x 36”
Ark 36” x 18” x 60”
Menorah 24” round
x48”
Judaism Concept
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Egyptian inspired tables will align in a pyramid toward the front of the
room. The student chairs will be replicas of ancient Egyptian ones.
The Egypt room will have plaster walls with hieroglyphics on each wall.
In order to show age the hieroglyphics will be sporadic around the
room. Directly on the North facing wall will be the front of the
classroom. A hook sarcophagus will stand in the Northwest corner. A
blackboard will be surrounded with two stone sculptures of pharaohs.
At the ceiling line images of the Egyptian gods and goddesses will
decorate the wall. In the Northeast corner will be a small pyramid. On
the East walls will be flat roman shades made of white linen. The South
wall will house a storage closet, King Tut’s chair and a wooden and
ivory chest. The flooring will be 18 x 18 tumbled stone tiles. The ceiling
will continue the plaster to replicated a temple’s stone ceiling.
Lighting will be impressions of torches.
• Pyramids and stone pillars shaped like pharaohs should
be present within the room.
• Ancient Egyptian symbols will need to be present. (Upper
and Lower Egypt, combined crown for Upper and Lower
Egypt, etc.)
• Hieroglyphics should adorn the room.
• Egyptian Gods and Goddesses need to be on display.
(Amun, Ra, Horus, Osiris, Ma’at, Anubus, Bastet, Hapy, Isis,
Khepri, Nephthys, Nun, Ra-Horakhty, Seth, Sobek)
• Early Dynastic Period chairs should be used for seating.
• Mummies should be a part of the décor.
Wood was hard to get so, when any was available it was used for pharaohs
(mostly).
It was commonly heavily carved and adorned with gold and paint. This is
King Tut’s Dynasty chair.
Hieroglyphics in plaster
Egyptian gods and goddesses
Stone columns of pharaohs
Egyptian Concept
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Upon entering the La Fiesta restaurant, the patrons will be
greeted with heavily, carved, rustic furniture with accents of
bright green, pink, red, blue and yellow. The flooring
throughout the restaurant will be a terra cotta tile. The walls will
be pale yellow with trim accents of turquoise blue. Heavy red
velvet draperies with tassels resembling the sombrero worn
while dancing, will decorate the windows. Murals that depict
various fiesta scenes will be painted on plaster walls in the
dining area. Sombreros and maracas will also be on the dining
area walls. Several piñatas will hang from the ceiling.
• The presence of a party should be obvious. Murals portraying
Mexican parties and dances will be on the walls.
• Menus will be in Spanish as well as English.
• The Mexican musical instrument, the Maracas will be displayed.
• Piñatas will be in the main dining area. This is a great party item
that is filled with candy and hit until it breaks.
• Dark and heavily carved furniture, accented with bright green,
blue, red, yellow and pink will be used.
• Sombreros will be in murals and on the walls. This is a hat used to
keep the sun off of Mexicans as they work outside.
• Terra cotta tile will be used throughout the restaurant. This is a tile
that is made from clay.
La Fiesta Concept
Maracas
Mexican Hat Dance
Red velvet draperies
w/tassels similar to the
sombrero
Back

Home
Thesis Project-Assisted Living Facility for People Suffering from Dementia.
The inspiration for project comes from the mass of people moving into the age
where many need more medical attention. After researching, I found that 1% of
the people age 60-64 have some form of dementia and by 85 that number
grows 30-50%. These are only the ones diagnosed. Many are not diagnosed.

Garden of Glory view their residents much like a
delicate garden. A garden can produce beauty and
flourish if cared for properly; so can a person suffering
from dementia. Garden of Glory strives to give each
resident a nurturing environment that will allow them
to be independent longer. Rich jewel tones were
chosen from the time in the resident’s lives that were
most fulfilling and memorable. The entry to each
person’s private room resembles a front porch to a
Victorian style row house. Personal items were
placed within each entry’s shadowbox that help with
identifying the resident’s room. Public areas were
designed to guide each resident around the facility
with large awnings that have pictures instead of
words. Gardens can be admired from each
residents’ room or ventured through. All of these
special touches to help nurture the memories and
abilities of each resident, allow every individual to
flourish during the remainder of their lives and
creating a loving home.
Back
Located in Austin, Texas in a Repurposed Elementary School
Challenges Solutions
Small windows Sky lights, Parabolic Lighting
Long Halls Benches, Open Activity Areas
Dead end Halls Removal of Walls, Access to Outside

Resident Hall Finish Board
Carpeting Throughout
Flor-Sweater Weather
Tan
Key P-3
Key P-4 Key P-6
Paint Throughout
SW6646 Exciting Orange
Key P-2 Key P-1
Key P-11Key P-7
Resident Hall
Key P-8
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Typical Characteristics of Dementia Solutions
Loss of 3D Eyesight High Contrast Colors
Reflective Glares are Blinding Parabolic Lighting, No Reflective Finishes
Memory Loss Memory Cues
Depression Activities, Exercise, Socialization
Wandering Plenty of Places to Wander without dead ends

Final Renderings-Marker and Pencil
Care Giver Station Perspective Dining Hall Perspective
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Just as the landscape in
France, the Xeno offices
will reflect the French
Gardens that surround
the area. The sculpted
elaborate designs will
be the inspiration for the
new Avignon, France
offices. The new offices
will have the vast
openness with low walls
and wide open spaces,
much like the gardens
that surround Xeno. The
rich colors pulled
indoors from France’s
elegant flowers will
vibrate throughout the
offices. Sunlight will be
used to bounce off the
illusion of a garden-like
atmosphere inside.
Back
Located in Avignon, France in a Repurposed Building

Reflected Ceiling Plan In AutoCAD
Back

Restaurant and Lodging Map
LEED Credits:
Sustainable Sites:
Density/Community #2 6
Public Transportation Access #3.1 6
Bike Storage #3.2 2
Parking #3.3 2
No Irrigation Credit # 1 Path #8 2
Total 18
The area chosen is near a residential area that gives
credit for community. Public transportation is near, bike
storage can be installed, and there is a minimum of
parking available. Avignon, France receives an
abundance of rain. With use of native plants no irrigation
will be needed.
Research and Environmental Planning
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Finish Board
Conference Chandelier
Stamped Concrete Throughout
Workstation Fabrics Presentation Chair Fabric
Consultant Chair Fabric
Think Tank Chair Think Tank Chair Fabric
Discussion Chair
Discussion Chair Fabric
Paint Through out
Back

As a unique drop of paradise, The Artist Spot
shows the Hawaiian true colors. With the
aroma of fresh brewed coffee lingering in the
air and the sound of traditional Hawaiian
music, The Artist Spot displays the heart of
Maui. A tourist can shop for locally produced
heirloom jewelry, hula dress, aloha shirts,
ukulele’s as well as unique furniture from the
islands along the waterfront in Lahaina. All of
these items arranged on a background of soft
blues and light oranges to reflect the Maui
sunsets. As an additional treat many of the
artists stop in to enjoy the Kona coffee and
chat with the tourists. The Artist Spot brings
together all of the beauty of the island in one
place and allows visitors to take a piece of it
home with them.
Back
Location: Lahaina, Hawaii directly on Front Street
in a historic building
The location is the center of Maui’s tourist area.

The name “The Artist Spot” is a play on words. Artist that supply their
masterpieces for the store, also have the opportunity to get a “spot
of coffee” and mingle with the people buying their unique art.
The aroma of the Kona coffee will help lure the guests in but the
local flare for art keeps them there and shopping. The three letter
word “art” describes many of the items within the store and implies
uniqueness.
Logo and Branding
Back

Color Scheme
Maui Sunset Inspirational Colors
World Mix 2” Wood flooring
SW6967 Frank BlueSW6639 Avid Apricot SW6793 Bluebell
AccentSecondaryPrimary
Back

Final Rendering
In Revit
Store Front Perspective
Back

Home
Located in downtown Austin, Texas
Ms. Fowler is temporarily confined to a wheelchair. She has the ability
to stand but not walk. For short trips around her outside her apartment
she utilizes a Segway.

Green Design Ergonomics
Reclaimed distressed hardwood flooring Use adjustable cabinetry/appliance lifts with 31” x 19” knee
clearances adjusts 36”-30”)
Cabinets made of Alder or a replenishable hardwood Custom designed sliding doors whenever possible
All products should be locally produced whenever possible
with replenishable material or recycle content
Design to include the highest level of LEED certification possible
All products should be formaldehyde free Custom built in desk/art storage at 34” height
Use all natural fabrics or recycled content Side by Side refrigerator
All appliances to be Energy Star Drawer type dishwasher
Use tankless water heater Closets will have pull rod shelving to allow for extra clothing storage
HVAC system to be programmable and provide fresh air Laundry area will have 30” height folding area with pull out shelving
Use natural plants whenever possible to clean air Office chair “custom fit”
Use no or low VOC products
Psychological Universal
Open space feeling Furniture will be 17” seat height with FSC wood and natural fabrics
Use natural light whenever possible No slip tile in bathrooms
Use natural green plants whenever possible Switches 54”AFF
Use mirrors to keep chi flowing Kitchen /Bath GFCI outlets
Create a Zen feel using Feng Shui elements 5’ turn around space throughout
Colors and geometry should bring peace and serenity, yet
inspire creativity
32” minimum clearances
Natural and color corrected artificial light should be used for
function and mood tone
Design Considerations
Anthropometrics/ Proxemics
Floor to Knee 18.5
Knee to Hip 18
Hip to Midriff 2
Midriff to Shoulder 15
Length of Arm 21.5
Shoulder to Shoulder 15
Eye Level Height 56
Standard Clearances 36
Table & Front of seat 12
Seated Leg extension 32
Desk Clearance 36
Dining space per user 24
Seated Diner serving clearance 36
Bed to dresser clearance 36
Intimate Distance 18
Personal Distance 24-48
Social Distance 48-144
Social /Consultive 84-144
Conversation 48+
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Fowler Residence
In Google Sketchup
Kitchen Perspective
Living Room Perspective Master Bedroom Perspective
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Back
X10 Interactive will bring new energy to the far
western state. The new modern innovative
office carries the harbor indoors with sails,
waves, and colors from the marina.
X10 Interactive is a fast emerging company
that works with website design and online
development. Their commitment to creative,
innovative designs and excellent quality is
shown in all of their projects.
In order to keep up with their growth, X10 has
acquired an 8000 square foot building with
glorious views of the mountains and the
Sausalito Harbor in Sausalito, California.
X10 brings with them the desire for an eco
friendly atmosphere to their new offices. Along
with this desire X10 accentuate their fabulous
views by bringing the outside into the space.
Throughout the offices symbols of waves and
sails are present. Teak reclaimed hardwood
floors give the impression of a boat deck. Soft
blues and sea foam greens dominate the
offices with splashes of vibrant oranges and
brilliant yellows to create excitement and
complete the marina feel.
A big part of X10’s quick success is their
rewarding ability to work as a team. The
Sausalito home has an open landscape design
to take full advantage of collaborating as a
team. Inspiring areas such as the café and
lounge offer places for the teammates to wind
down or collaborate. Acoustical privacy is
brilliantly used with softer materials to absorb
sound and in each person’s work space.
With X10 Interactive’s new image showing their
commitment to innovative ideas and eco
friendly products, their clients are sure to feel at
comfort upon entering the new Sausalito
offices.
Located on the harbor in Sausalito, California

Process Sketches
Conference Perspective
Lobby Perspective
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Final Renderings
Logo Design-In Marker Conference Perspective-In Revit
Reception Area-In RevitCyber Cafe-In Revit
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Normal Day
F stop 22 Shutter 1/60
MIE +1 ISO 1600
Flash and Incandescent Lighting
Normal Day
Back

Lines
Footbridge
MIE 0 ISO 1600 Direct Sunlight
The Fence
F stop 4.2 Shutter 1/250
Back

Aperture
Thread
F Stop 5.6 Shutter 1
MIE 0 ISO 200 Tungsten Lighting
Tree
F Stop 22 Shutter 1/160
MIE 0 ISO 1600
Back

Lighting Play/MIE
Lamp
F stop 4.5 Shutter 1/6
MIE 0 ISO 400 Tungsten
Sanity
MIE -2 ISO 1600
Direct Sunlight
Back

Emulate an Artist
The Moon Black and White
F Stop 25 Shutter 1/100
MIE -2 ISO 1600 Direct Sunlight
The Walk Black and White
F Stop 22 Shutter .3
Back

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PROJECT DIRECTORY:
TENANT: OFFICE DESIGNS/BILLY BOB SMITH
1254 ANY STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-123-4567
ARCHITECT: A-Z ARCHITECTURAL PLANS
8574 SOUTH 1ST STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-658-2571
INTERIOR DESIGN FIRM: DESIGNS BY NORMA
4353 THE STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-890-1234
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: TOM BIGALOW
6572 GATES DRIVE
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-359-3258
MECHANICAL ENGINEER: B & B HEATING AND A/C
4578 CONGRESS
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-358-5274
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: JOSH TURNER & ASSOC.
27694 LBJ BOULEVARD
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-325-6247
CIVIL ENGINEER: NUMBER 1 ENGINEERING
986 MAIN STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-578-3655
COST ESTIMATER: HOMER ESTIMATING
235 SIMPSON STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-335-5421
LANDSCAPER: APEX
3574 SOUTH FIRST STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-352-6577
HISTORICAL PRESERVATION
CONSULTANT: RESTORE IT AGAIN
2651 MANY STREET
AUSTIN, TEXAS 78700
512-758-3669
CODES:
AUSTIN TEXAS BUILDING CODES
CODE TYPECODE MODEL AMENDMENT CONTACT
BUILDING/DWELLING CODE IBC 2009
IRC 2009 BYRON KURKA, (512) 974-2348
STRUCTURAL CODE IBC 2009
IRC 2009 KURKA, (512) 974-2348
PLUMBING CODE UPC 2009 DAN MCNABB, (512) 974-2752
MECHANICAL CODE UMC 2009 DAN MCNABB, (512) 974-2752
ELECTRICAL CODE NEC 2008 ALEX VERVER, (512) 974-6476
FIRE/LIFE SAFETY CODE IFC 2009 CARL WREN, (512) 448-2455
ACCESSIBILITY CODE STATE OF TEXAS
ACCESSIBILITY
STANDARDS (TAS)SECRETARY OF STATE’S OFFICE, (512) 463-5561
ENERGY CODE 2009 IECC FOR STATE AMENDMENTS CONTACT: GENERAL SERVICES
COMMISSION AT (512) 463-1931. FOR LOCAL INFORMATION
CONTACT, JOHN UMPHRESS AT (512)482-5303.
INDEX OF DRAWINGS:
A0-COVER SHEET
A1-ARCHITECTURAL PLAN LEVEL 1
A1.1-ARCHITECTURAL PLAN LEVEL 2
A2-FURNITURE INSTALLATION PLAN LEVEL 1
A2.1-FURNITURE INSTALLATION PLAN LEVEL 2
E1-ELECTRICAL/DATA PLAN LEVEL 1
E1.1 ELECTRICAL/DATA PLAN LEVEL 2
A3-REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL 1
A3.1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL 2
A4-FINISH/DOOR SCHEDULE
A5-INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
A6-CONSTRUCTION/WALL DETAILS
FP1-FIRE SAFETY PLAN LEVEL 1
FP1.2-FIRE SAFETY PLAN LEVEL 2
A7-ACCESSIBILITY SHEET LEVEL 1
A7.1 ACCESSIBILITY SHEET LEVEL 2
BUILDING STATISTICS:
BUILDING AREA: 3585 SQUARE FEET
BUILDING HEIGHT: 2 LEVELS @ 12'-TOTAL 24'
OCCUPANT LOAD: BUSINESS 35 PEOPLE
NO SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED
PLUMBING FIXTURE COUNT: 2 TOILETS/2 LAVATORIES
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INTERIOR WALL-4 7/8" WALL
ELEVATION MARKER
NORTH ARROW
WINDOW TAG
DOOR TAG
DETAIL MARKER
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DOCUMENTS
ID 44O P01
4353THESTREET
AUSTIN,TEXAS78700
NORMA MERTZ
MATT SWIERTZ
5/21/20122:42:33PM
A0
COVER SHEET
1020
OPEN DESIGNS
BILLY BOB SMITH
MAY 21, 2012
KEY PLAN:
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
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No. Description Date
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTPRODUCT

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21'-3"5"16'-11"
2' - 11" 11' - 11" 3' - 3"
19'-4"
8' - 3"
4'-10"
18'-10"
3'-0"13'-9"
5"15'-11"3'-0"4"
14' - 11" 5"6" 2' - 6" 5' - 5" 5" 10' - 5" 5" 20' - 0"
1' - 8" 2' - 7" 3' - 0" 8' - 9" 3' - 0" 1' - 5"
18' - 1" 1' - 8" 7' - 1" 3' - 9" 9" 3' - 0" 3' - 7" 1' - 8"
39' - 7" 5" 20' - 0"
4' - 1" 16' - 0"
PLUMBING WALL
5" WALL, 4" SPACE, 5" WALL
RECEPTION
CONFERENCE
ROOM
BREAK ROOM
COPY
ROOM
MECHANICAL
ROOM
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
MEN'S
RESTROOM
WORK STATIONS
ACCOUNTING
GYPSUM CEILING
AT 14' WITH DROP
DOWN CEILING AT 13'
OPEN TO ABOVE
OPEN TO ABOVE ACT AT CEILING HT. 8'-0"
ACT CEILING HT. 9'-6"
GYP. CEILING 9'-6"
ACT CEILING AT 11'
ACT CEILING HT. 9'-6"
GYP. CEILING 9'-6"
CLOSET
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CONSTRUCTION
DOCUMENTS
ID 44O P01
4353THESTREET
AUSTIN,TEXAS78700
NORMA MERTZ
MATT SWIERTZ
5/21/20122:43:12PM
A1
ARCHITECTURAL
PLAN
1020
OPEN DESIGNS
BILLY BOB SMITH
MAY 21, 2012
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ARCHITECTURAL PLAN L 1

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A5
4
A5
1
OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
200
VICE
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
201
HALLWAY
18' - 1" 5" 39' - 7" 5" 20' - 0"
21'-3"5"16'-11"
3' - 1" 11' - 8" 3' - 4"
1' - 8" 2' - 2" 5' - 0" 4' - 6" 5' - 0" 1' - 10" 1' - 8" 18' - 9"
1'-8"1'-5"5'-0"1'-6"5'-0"7"4'-6"
5" 21' - 11" 5" 17' - 4"
5"3'-0"15'-10"
15' - 4" 23' - 2" 17' - 2" 3' - 0" 2' - 1"
NOTES: ALL SECOND FLOOR CEILING HT. 11'0" U.N.O.
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CONSTRUCTION
DOCUMENTS
ID 44O P01
4353THESTREET
AUSTIN,TEXAS78700
NORMA MERTZ
MATT SWIERTZ
5/21/20123:32:33PM
A1.1
ARCHITECTURAL
PLAN
1020
OPEN DESIGNS
BILLY BOB SMITH
MAY 21, 2012
1/4" = 1'-0"
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ARCHITECTURAL PLAN L 2

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RECEPTION
CONFERENCE
ROOM
BREAK ROOM
COPY
ROOM
MECHANICAL
ROOM
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
MEN'S
RESTROOM
WORK STATIONS
ACCOUNTING
CLOSET
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S2
T1
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DOCUMENTS
ID 44O P01
4353THESTREET
AUSTIN,TEXAS78700
NORMA MERTZ
MATT SWIERTZ
5/21/20122:46:14PM
A2
FURNITURE
PLAN LEVEL 1
1020
OPEN DESIGNS
BILLY BOB SMITH
MAY 21, 2012
Furniture Schedule
Type Mark Manufacturer Description Count Type Comments Comments
C1 KNOLL TASK CHAIR 1 RECEPTION
C2 KNOLL STACKING CHAIR 4 BREAK ROOM
C3 KNOLL CONFERENCE CHAIRS 8 CONFERENCE
C4 KNOLL WOMB CHAIR 1 WORK STATIONS
C5 KNOLL DESK CHAIR 8 WORK STATIONS
C6 KNOLL EXECUTIVE DESK 6 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
C7 KNOLL GUEST CHAIR 6 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
C8 KNOLL CHAIRS 4 PRESIDENT OFFICE
CR1 KNOLL CREDENZA 4 CONFERENCE, ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
S1 KNOLL 53" PFISTER LOUNGE 1 RECEPTION
S3 AMERICAN
LEATHER
CURVED SOFA 1 WORK STATIONS
SH1 KNOLL BOOKSHELF 3 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT
T1 STEELCASE 24" ENDTABLE 2 RECEPTION
T2 KNOLL FLORENCE COFFEE TABLE 1 RECEPTION
T3 KNOLL ROUND TABLE 1 BREAK ROOM
T4 CUSTOM CONFERENCE TABLE 1 CONFERENCE
T5 KNOLL COFFEE TABLE 1 WORK STATIONS
T6 KNOLL ROUND TABLE 1 PRESIDENT OFFICE
Grand total: 55
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
FURNITURE INSTALLATION PLAN L 1

DN
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
200
VICE
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
201
HALLWAY
C6
C6
C7C7
C7
CR1
SH1
C7
SH1
CR1
C6
C6
C8
C8
C8 C8
T6
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Type Mark Manufacturer Description Count Type Comments Comments
C1 KNOLL TASK CHAIR 1 RECEPTION
C2 KNOLL STACKING CHAIR 4 BREAK ROOM
C3 KNOLL CONFERENCE CHAIRS 8 CONFERENCE
C4 KNOLL WOMB CHAIR 1 WORK STATIONS
C5 KNOLL DESK CHAIR 8 WORK STATIONS
C6 KNOLL EXECUTIVE DESK 6 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
C7 KNOLL GUEST CHAIR 6 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
C8 KNOLL CHAIRS 4 PRESIDENT OFFICE
CR1 KNOLL CREDENZA 4 CONFERENCE, ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES
S3 AMERICAN
LEATHER
CURVED SOFA 1 WORK STATIONS
SH1 KNOLL BOOKSHELF 3 ACCOUNTING, PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT
T1 STEELCASE 24" ENDTABLE 2 RECEPTION
T2 KNOLL FLORENCE COFFEE TABLE 1 RECEPTION
T3 KNOLL ROUND TABLE 1 BREAK ROOM
T4 CUSTOM CONFERENCE TABLE 1 CONFERENCE
T5 KNOLL COFFEE TABLE 1 WORK STATIONS
T6 KNOLL ROUND TABLE 1 PRESIDENT OFFICE
Grand total: 55
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
FURNITURE INSTALLATION PLAN L 2

UP
GFI
GFI
GFI
TV
TV
TV
TV
T
T
T
TV
GFI
T
8' - 9"
6'-4"
4' - 3" 10' - 4" 3' - 9" 5' - 4"
2'-6"8'-3"
RECEPTION
CLOSET
BREAK ROOM
MECHANICAL
ROOM
COPY
ROOM
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
MEN'S
RESTROOM
CONFERENCE ROOM
WORK STATIONS
ACCOUNTING
ELECTRICAL LEGEND
DUPLEX OUTLET
GFI DUPLEX OUTLET
FLOOR DUPLEX OUTLET
TELEPHONE LINE
DATA LINE
FLOOR MOUNTED TELEPHONE
FLOOR MOUNTED DATA
NOTES: ALL DUPLEX OUTLETS ARE 4" AFF UNO.
ALL GFI DUPLEX OUTLETS 38" AFF UNO.
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ELECTRICAL PLAN L1

DN
2
TV
GFI
T
12' - 0"
6'-8"
10'-4"
10' - 4"
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
VICE PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
ELECTRICAL LEGEND
DUPLEX OUTLET
GFI DUPLEX OUTLET
FLOOR DUPLEX OUTLET
TELEPHONE LINE
DATA LINE
FLOOR MOUNTED TELEPHONE
FLOOR MOUNTED DATA
NOTES: ALL DUPLEX OUTLETS ARE 4" AFF UNO.
ALL GFI DUPLEX OUTLETS 38" AFF UNO.
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ELECTRICAL PLAN L 2

TectonicCopyright2007
D
D
2
2
2
2
2
2
D
OPEN TO ABOVE
OPEN TO ABOVE
OPEN TO ABOVE
GYPSUM CEILING AT 14' WITH A DROP
DOWN CEILING AT 13'
ACT CEILING AT 8'
ACT CEILING AT 11'
ACT CEILING AT
9'-6"
ACT CEILING AT
9'-6"
ACT CEILING AT
9'-6"
ACT CEILING AT
9'-6"
RECEPTION
100 BREAK ROOM
102
MECHANICAL
ROOM 103
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
105
MEN'S RESTROOM
106
COPY ROOM
104
CONFERENCE ROOM
107
WORK STATIONS
108
ACCOUNTING
109
L2
L7
L1
L1 L7
L1 L1
L3
L1
L1
L1
L1
L1 L1 L1
L1
L1 L1
L1
L1 L1
L1
L1
L7
L1
L1
L1
L5
L5
L4
L4
L5
L5
L5
L7
L5
L4
L4
L4
L5
L7
L4
L4
L4
L5
L5
L7
L1
L1
L5
L5
L5
L5
L5
L7
L7
L5
L5
L7
L4
L4
L8
L8
L8
L7
EXHAUST FAN EXHAUST FAN
EXHAUST FAN
1
A6
5
A6
4
A6
2
A6
3
A6
RCP LEGEND
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
L7
L8
SINGLE POLE SWITCH
DIMMER SWITCH
DOUBLE POLE SWITCH
1
SIM
A102A108
SECTION DETAIL
SUPPLY DIFFUSER
RETURN REGISTER
HVAC LEGEND
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REFLECTED
CEILING PLAN
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RELFECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL 1
Lighting Fixture Schedule
Type Mark Manufacturer Description Type Comments Count Comments
29
L1 SEA GULL LIGHTING 25
L2 LIGHTING DIRECT CHANDELIER RECEPTION 1
L3 BONLUXAT CHANDELIER CONFERENCE ROOM 1
L4 MINKA RECESSED LIGHT BREAK ROOM/RESTROOMS/ACCOUNTING/PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES 26
L5 HEWILLIAMS GENERAL LIGHTING 50
L6 LIGHTOLIER WALL SCONCE UPSTAIRS HALLWAY 3
L7 GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY LIGHT ALL AREAS 13

D
D
2
D
OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW
ACT CEILING AT 11'
ACT CEILING AT 11'
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
200
VICE PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
201
L5
L5
L5
L1
L1
L5
L5 L5
L5
L1 L5 L1 L5
L5
L5 L5
L5
L5
L1
L1
L5
L2
L5
L1
L1 L1
L5
L1
L1
L5
L1
L1
L1
L1
L1
L5
L1
L1
L1
L5
L1 L1
L5
L1
L1
L5 L5
L5
L5
L4
L4
L5
L5
L4
L4L5
L7
L5
L8
L7
L6
L6 L6
L8
L7
L1
L4
L4
L4
L4
RCP LEGEND
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
L7
L8
SINGLE POLE SWITCH
DIMMER SWITCH
DOUBLE POLE SWITCH
1
SIM
A102A108
SECTION DETAIL
SUPPLY DIFFUSER
RETURN REGISTER
HVAC LEGEND
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REFLECTED
CEILING PLAN
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL 2
Lighting Fixture Schedule
Type Mark Manufacturer Description Type Comments Count Comments
29
L1 SEA GULL LIGHTING 25
L2 LIGHTING DIRECT CHANDELIER RECEPTION 1
L3 BONLUXAT CHANDELIER CONFERENCE ROOM 1
L4 MINKA RECESSED LIGHT BREAK ROOM/RESTROOMS/ACCOUNTING/PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT OFFICES 26
L5 HEWILLIAMS GENERAL LIGHTING 50
L6 LIGHTOLIER WALL SCONCE UPSTAIRS HALLWAY 3
L7 GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY LIGHT ALL AREAS 13

FINISH SCHEDULE
RM. # NAME FLOOR BASE N. WALL W. WALL E. WALL S. WALL CEILING CEILING HT. REMARKS
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
200
201
RECEPTION
CLOSET
BREAK ROOM
MECHANICAL ROOM
COPY ROOM
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
MEN'S RESTROOM
CONFERENCE ROOM
WORK STATIONS
ACCOUNTING
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
UPSTAIRS HALLWAY
C1
T1
T1
T1
C1
T1
T1
C1
C1
C1
C1
C1
C1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
B1
BRICK P2 P2 P2 P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1
P1 11'-0"P2 P2 P2 P2
P2 P2 P2 P2
P2 P2 P2 P2
P2 P2 P2 P2
P2 P2 P2 N/A
P2 P2 P2 P2 23'-0"
VARIES CEILING SLOPE WITH STAIRS
23'-0"
P3 P3 P3 P3
P6 P6 P6 P6
P4 P4 P4 P4
P4 P4 P4 P4
P5 P5 P5 P5
P5 P5 P5 P5
VARIES 8'-0" AT COUNTER 23'-0"
9'-6"
9'-6"
9'-6"
9'-6"
14'-0" DROP CEILING AT 13'-0"
11'-0"
11'-0"
11'-0"
FLOORING MATERIAL:
C1=CARPET SHAW INTERPLAY
T1=CERAMIC TILE STONE SOLUTIONS
SS1342 WHITE
WALL MATERIAL:
5/8" GYPSUM
CEILING MATERIAL:
5/8"GYPSUM AS NOTED ON PLAN
ACT= 2 X 2 ACCOUSTICAL TILE CEILING
FOR OVERALL CEILINGS
BASE TRIM:
4" VINYL COVE BASE
B1-ARMSTRONG ZINC 15
PAINT:
P1-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW0056 CLASSIC SAND
P2-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6949 SLICK BLUE
P3-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6634 COPPER HARBOR
P4-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6646 ORANGE BLAST
P5-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6771 BATHE BLUE
P6-SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6722 CUCUMBER
7'-0"
6' - 0"
GLASS IN CENTER
GLASS IN CENTER
3' - 0"
3' - 0"
GLASS IN CENTER
6'-9"
3' - 0"
3' - 0"
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FINISH/DOOR
SCHEDULE
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Mark Type Mark Height Width Thickness
Frame
Material Finish
Type
Comments Comments
101 8 7' - 0" 6' - 0" 0' - 2" WOOD CHERRY LOCKSET SWING
LFT/RT
102 15 7' - 0" 3' - 0" 0' - 2" WOOD CHERRY LATCHSET SWING
LFT
LFT
104 15 7' - 0" 3' - 0" 0' - 2" WOOD CHERRY LATCHSET SWING RT
105 23 6' - 8 23/32" 2' - 5 17/32" 0' - 1 15/32" WOOD PAINT LOCKSET SWING
LFT
106 1 7' - 0" 3' - 0" 0' - 2" WOOD CHERRY LOCKSET SWING RT
107 24 6' - 8 23/32" 3' - 0" 0' - 1 15/32" LOCKSET
108 24 6' - 8 23/32" 3' - 0" 0' - 1 15/32" WOOD CHERRY LOCKSET SWING
LFT
109 24 6' - 8 23/32" 3' - 0" 0' - 1 15/32" WOOD CHERRY LOCKSET SWING
LFT
LFT
111 15 7' - 0" 3' - 0" 0' - 2" WOOD CHERRY LATCHSET SWING RT
112 1 7' - 0" 3' - 0" 0' - 2" STEEL PAINT LOCKSET SWING
LFT
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ENTRANCE DOOR
1/4" = 1'-0"
2
GENERAL DOOR
1/4" = 1'-0"
3
SINGLE GLASS DOOR
1/4" = 1'-0"
4
RESTROOM DOOR
1/4" = 1'-0"
5
EXIT DOOR

4444
2' - 8" 11' - 8" 3' - 1"
1' - 0" 1' - 4" 1' - 5" 1' - 4" 1' - 8" 1' - 4" 1' - 5" 1' - 4" 1' - 0"
ANGLED
WALL
ANGLED
WALL
19' - 3"
1' - 3" 1' - 3" 1' - 3" 1' - 3" 1' - 3" 1' - 3"3' - 0"
MECHANICAL
ROOM
2"7"1'-11"
NOTES: CUSTOM ALDER CABINETS
STAINED WITH CHERRY. DRAWERS WITH
METAL GLIDES. ALL DRAWERS DOVE TAILED.
1 FIXED SHELF
1'6" AFF.
1
A6
9'-6"
7' - 3"
1' - 1" 3' - 0"
2"1'-0"2'-2"
PIPES WITH PROTECTIVE
COVER
TO PREVENT BURNS
DURAVIT SCOLA LAVATORY 1062
INSET BASIN SMALL
KOHLER K-T944-4 STILLNESS WALL
MOUNTED LAVATORY FAUCET
ADA COMPLAINT 5248
EXISTING
COLUMN EXISTING
COLUMN
5' - 0"4' - 6"5' - 0"1' - 10"
3'-0"8'-0"
11'-0"
21' - 11"
1313
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INTERIOR
ELEVATIONS
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LOBBY-SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8" = 1'-0"
2
BREAK ROOM-EAST ELEVATION
3/8" = 1'-0"
3
MEN'S RESTROOM-WEST ELEVATION
3/8" = 1'-0"
4
PRESIDENT OFFICE-SOUTH ELEVATION

MICROWAVE
2' - 0"
11"
5"
FIXED SHELF
2 X 4 WOOD BLOCKING
ANCHOR BOLT
3 1/4" CHANNEL STUD
3 1/4" C METAL STUD
5/8"X GYPSUM
ACT CEILING
1" GRANITE TOP
(TO BE SPECIFIED)
CABINET DRAWER WITH
METAL GLIDES
BRUSHED ALUMINUM PULLS FOR
DRAWERS AND CABINETS
DOOR AND DRAWER FRONTS SOLID
ALDER WOOD WITH CHERRY STAIN
1" PLYWOOD
WOOD SUPPORT FOR FIXED SHELF
4" GRANITE BACKSPLASH
12 X12 CERAMIC TILE FLOORING
STRAIGHT GLUE CARPET
WITH NO VOC GLUE AND A
MAXIMUM OF 1/2" PILE
THIN SET
TRANSITION BETWEEN TILE
AND FLOOR TO BE A MAXIMUM OF 1/4"
9'-6"
9'-0"
4'-0"
6 x 6 CERAMIC TILE
ANCHOR BOLT
5/8" GYPSUM
3 1/4" METAL STUD
3 5/8" CHANNEL STUD
CEILING HEIGHT
ANCHOR BOLT
4" VINYL BASE MOLDING
5/8" X GYPSUM
SOUND PROOF INSULATION
3 1/4" METAL STUD
3 5/8" CHANNEL STUD
2" GRANITE WORK SURFACE
2" MAPLE WOOD
COUNTER SPACE
1" MAPLE WOOD
FRONT TO CONCEAL
LIGHTING BEHIND
BLOCKING
FLUORESCENT LIGHTING
1' - 1"
5"
4"
1" BIRCH TO BE PAINTED
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DETAILS/WALL
SECTION
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1" = 1'-0"
1
CABINETRY/WALL SECTION DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
2
FLOOR TRANSITON DETAIL
1" = 1'-0"
4
RESTROOM PARTITION SECTION DETAIL
1" = 1'-0"
5
TYP. 1 HR FIRE RATED WALL DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
3
RECEPTION DESK DETAIL

UP
EGRESS ROUTE 71'-1"
4'-0"
STAIRS ARE 4' WIDE 36" IS REQUIRED FOR ADA GUIDELINES
DOOR 72"
LOAD 35
DOOR 36"
LOAD 35
FE
FE
EGRESS ROUTE 47'-10"
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FIRE SAFETY
PLAN L1
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FIRE SAFTEY PLAN L1

DN EGRESS ROUTE 76'- 11"
FE
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FP1.2
FIRE SAFETY
PLAN L2
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FIRE SAFTEY PLAN L2

UP
RECEPTION
CONFERENCE
ROOM
BREAK ROOM
COPY
ROOM
MECHANICAL
ROOM
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
MEN'S
RESTROOM
WORK STATIONS
ACCOUNTING
CLOSET
100
101
102
103
104
105 106
107
108
109
3' - 0"
4'-4"
3' - 1"
4'-9"
5' - 0"
3'-6"
4' - 7"
3'-8"
3'-5"
4'-0"
3' - 6"
3'-0" TYP.
6'-0"
3'-0"
A
B
D F
H
C
E G
I
J
ADA LEGEND
A-GUIDELINE-STAIRWAYS 504-TREADS AND RISERS SHALL UNIFORM HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS. RISERS 4"-7". TREADS MINIMUM 11" DEEP.
B-GUIDELINE-DOORS,DOORWAY, AND GATES 404.2.3-CLEAR WIDTH-A MINIMUM OF 32"
C-GUIDELINE-WALKING SURFACES 403.2 AND COMPLY WITH 302-FLOORING SHALL BE FIRMLY SECURED AND HAVE LESS THAN 1/2" GAP.
CARPET SHOULD BE HAVE A MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF 1/2".
D-GUIDELINE-TURNING SPACE 304.3.1-60" TURN A ROUND SPACE WITH TOE AND KNEE CLEARANCE TO COMPLY WITH 306.
E-GUIDELINE-REACH RANGE 308.3.2-OBSTRUCTED HIGH REACH-COUNTER HEIGHT AT MAXIMUM 34" X COUNTER DEPTH 10"-24"
F-GUIDELINE-WATER CLOSETS AND TOILET COMPARTMENTS 604.5 GRAB BARS-SIDE WALL-SHALL BE 42" LONG MINIMUM AND LOCATED 12" FROM BACK WALL.
REAR WALL-SHALL BE 36" MINIMUM AND SHALL EXTEND 12" MINIMUM FROM THE CENERLINE OF TOILET ON ONE SIDE AND 24" MINIMUIM ON THE OTHER SIDE.
G-GUIDELINE-TOE AND KNEE CLEARANCE 306-TOE CLEARANCE SHALL BE 9" HIGH X 17"-25" DEPTH X 30" WIDE
KNEE CLEARANCE SHALL BE 27" HIGH X 25" MAX. X 30" WIDE
H-GUIDELINE-WATER CLOSETS AND TOILET COMPARTMENTS 604.3.1-ALL COMPARTMENTS MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 56"AT LENGTH OF TOILET X 60" AT WIDTH OF TOILET
I-GUIDELINE-CLEAR FLOOR AND GROUND SPACE 305.3-CLEARANCE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 30" WIDTH X MAXIMUM 48" LENGTH
J- GUIDELINE-DOORS, DOORWAY, AND GATES 404.2.4.1-PUSH SIDE OF DOOR SHOULD HAVE 12" CLEARANCE ON LATCH SIDE OF DOOR AND
48" CLEAR AT THE APPROACH OF DOOR.
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ACCESSIBILITY
PLAN L1
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ACCESSIBILTY PLAN L1

DN
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
200
VICE
PRESIDENT'S
OFFICE
201
HALLWAY
3' - 10"
3'-0" TYP.
ADA LEGEND
A-GUIDELINE-STAIRWAYS 504-TREADS AND RISERS SHALL UNIFORM HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS. RISERS 4"-7". TREADS MINIMUM 11" DEEP.
B-GUIDELINE-DOORS,DOORWAY, AND GATES 404.2.3-CLEAR WIDTH-A MINIMUM OF 32"
C-GUIDELINE-WALKING SURFACES 403.2 AND COMPLY WITH 302-FLOORING SHALL BE FIRMLY SECURED AND HAVE LESS THAN 1/2" GAP.
CARPET SHOULD BE HAVE A MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF 1/2".
D-GUIDELINE-TURNING SPACE 304.3.1-60" TURN A ROUND SPACE WITH TOE AND KNEE CLEARANCE TO COMPLY WITH 306.
E-GUIDELINE-REACH RANGE 308.3.2-OBSTRUCTED HIGH REACH-COUNTER HEIGHT AT MAXIMUM 34" X COUNTER DEPTH 10"-24"
F-GUIDELINE-WATER CLOSETS AND TOILET COMPARTMENTS 604.5 GRAB BARS-SIDE WALL-SHALL BE 42" LONG MINIMUM AND LOCATED 12" FROM BACK WALL.
REAR WALL-SHALL BE 36" MINIMUM AND SHALL EXTEND 12" MINIMUM FROM THE CENERLINE OF TOILET ON ONE SIDE AND 24" MINIMUIM ON THE OTHER SIDE.
G-GUIDELINE-TOE AND KNEE CLEARANCE 306-TOE CLEARANCE SHALL BE 9" HIGH X 17"-25" DEPTH X 30" WIDE
KNEE CLEARANCE SHALL BE 27" HIGH X 25" MAX. X 30" WIDE
H-GUIDELINE-WATER CLOSETS AND TOILET COMPARTMENTS 604.3.1-ALL COMPARTMENTS MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 56"AT LENGTH OF TOILET X 60" AT WIDTH OF TOILET
I-GUIDELINE-CLEAR FLOOR AND GROUND SPACE 305.3-CLEARANCE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 30" WIDTH X MAXIMUM 48" LENGTH
J- GUIDELINE-DOORS, DOORWAY, AND GATES 404.2.4.1-PUSH SIDE OF DOOR SHOULD HAVE 12" CLEARANCE ON LATCH SIDE OF DOOR AND
48" CLEAR AT THE APPROACH OF DOOR.
Project number
Date
Drawn by
Checked by
CONSTRUCTION
DOCUMENTS
ID 44O P01
4353THESTREET
AUSTIN,TEXAS78700
NORMA MERTZ
MATT SWIERTZ
5/21/20122:56:05PM
A7.1
ACCESSIBILITY
PLAN L2
1020
OPEN DESIGNS
BILLY BOB SMITH
MAY 21, 2012
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ACCESSIBILITY PLAN L2

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