The document details the professional background and projects of Dale Lee Sanders Jr., an architect involved in various residential and commercial renovations in Michigan. Key projects include a home renovation in Ann Arbor that integrates sustainable design and accessibility, a family residence in Central Louisiana that adheres to HOA regulations, and an office space renovation for Liberty Title that aims for efficiency and aesthetic appeal. The document illustrates Sanders' commitment to architecture that enhances community and environmental responsibility.

1. DALE LEE SANDERS JR
What I am . . .
Intern LEED AP What I want to be . . .
Associate AIA
Project Manager Registered Architect
Project Architect
Mentor LEED AP 2009
AIA
Adjunct Studio Professor
Community Servant
Deacon
Who I am . . .
Father
Husband
Man of Honor and Respect
Faithful servant to God
Peaceful Warrior in training
Caretaker of our Earth
Narrative Story Person Character

2. 1230 Saunders Crescent
Ann Arbor, Michigan Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Single Family Residence
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date Jan 2010 - Nov 2010
Library
Client John & Terri Kotarski
This renovation project focused on updating a The project consists of a full master plan. The
small 50’s ranch home. The original house was first phase of this plan will focus on the addition, 2 story addition 780 SF
Size
designed well, but lacked emphasis on the front a rearrangement of the interior living, dining,
door and needed a “face-lift” and a new addition. and kitchen, and the beginnings of the outdoor 2700 SF total
landscape. The owners chose our firm because of Second Floor
The wonderful homeowners want to age in place,
our experience and jovial nature, and our stance
so improving accessibility with the renovation
on sustainability. Before becoming a residential
was an important part of the project. They are
neighborhood, the property was an orchard. The Construction Cost $120,000.00
both professors at the University of Michigan and
second phase of the master plan will bring back
love art and books, and the renovation will allow
this essence, allowing the owners to use their
them to display their love for their home, their art Program Kitchen - Guests are part of the
yard as an orchard, and garden to live off the land.
collection, and their contemporary savvy. cooking experience no boundaries.
The rainwater from the roof will be captured with
We redesigned the entry to deny the driveway rainwater hogs, rain gardens, and a new pond. Dining - Placed for more formal
as the main entry point of the home, reorienting entertaining.
focus on the front door. The addition compliments Library - Leisure reading nooks on
the clean lines of the home while still acting as a Dinning Study
Study
second story.
sculptural icon. Living - Large open space for
versatile gathering.
View from dining room to rolling kitchen island. Entry - Prominent formal entry for
all guests.
Landscape - Living off the land with
new orchard and garden spaces
Master Bed Sustainability - Passive ventilation
Kitchen Living An existing closet is being transformed into an art display. penetration of natural day lighting
Entry and reclaim of 90% of roof
rainwater. Micro climate pond with
1500 gallon storage capacity.
Closet
Responsibility Codesigner with Principal
Point of contact with Clients
Contract Management
Billing / Job Profitability
Porch Project Management
Construction Documents
Construction Bidding & Negotiation
First Floor View of existing home. View from Living room during late afternoon in summer.
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3. Gutierrez Residence
Central, Louisiana Mougeot Architecture
Project Type Single Family Residence
Location Central, Louisiana
Date Oct 2006 - Oct 2007
Client Luis Gutierrez
This residence was designed to accommodate a
family of six. A primary challenge was working 2 story 8500 SF
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with the Home Owner’s Association regulations in
this neighborhood to stay within design guidelines.
Upon entry of the foyer, the kitchen and dining
room sit adjacent. The foyer opens into a beautiful
loft-like great room where you can enjoy a view of
the back yard, relax near the fire place, or observe Construction Cost $600,000.00
the custom aquarium that sits at second story
level. Connected to the great room are the game Program Five bedrooms - one for each of
room, exercise room and half bath. From the their sons
opposite end of the great room, you will find the Master Bed, Bath and walking
master suite, office, custom Millwork closet, and closet
master bath. Ascending from the living room, you Guest Room/Satellite Office for the
will come to a study, the second-story balcony, and owner’s roofing company
four bedrooms. Exercise area
Den with bar and pool table
Formal Dining
Kitchen
Covered porch space on north and
south
First Floor Second Floor
Responsibility Detailing
Structural Calculation
Owner representative for
construction of house through
rough-in permitting
North Facade during construction
Gutierrez Residence 5

4. The Living room volume is 23’ high and allowed for flow between the boy’s study and play area and living room. View of Master Bath
View from Kitchen towards living room View of Den Room Bar
Gutierrez Residence 7

5. Liberty Title - New Branch Office
Ann Arbor, Michigan Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Office
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date June 2009 - April 2010
Client Liberty Title
This project renovated a bank building built in
the 70’s to meet the needs of the Liberty Title Full Renovation interior only
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company for their new branch office. The client’s
primary concern was creating an inviting and 3285 SF total
efficient work area.
CLOSING ROOM WORKSTATIONS WORKSTATIONS CLOSING ROOM
We achieved this with a very unique interior
design. When demolition had begun, we found
the roof deck and trusses to be elegant and in the Construction Cost $170,000.00
spirit of the owners goals. Using this as an integral
part of the new space, we created detailed joins in Program Seven Workstations
the ceiling plan. We also wanted the entrance and Lobby space for 14 clients
waiting area to be an intriguing experience to their Two Closing Rooms
clients. We achieved this with a curved wall that Print Room
is the reception station and a shelving area. The Employee Lounge
closing rooms were designed to give two distinct
spaces, one as a more open and corporate and COPY EMPLOYEE
the other as a close and intimate space. We used
WAITING & LOBBY RECEPTION MANAGER ROOM ENTRANCE
the old bank vault as the intimate space with a
neutral soft white wall wash and warm furniture
and lighting tones. The larger closing room is open
and utilizes the existing building form to act as a
nook that the table and chairs fit nicely into.
View from waiting looking toward reception desk in curved wall. Glulam beam hung from unistrut supporting soffit.
We also were given the opportunity to design
custom works stations and furniture to bring
continuity throughout the interior.
COVERED ENTRANCE Responsibility Interior Design with Principal
GREEN SCREEN Custom Furniture Designer
Detailer
Billing / Job Profitability
Project Management
Construction Documents
Construction Bidding & Negotiation
Construction Administration
Connection of carpet, wood, tile, and pebble rock at entrance. Kirei Board surface at reception desk.
Liberty Title - New Branch Office 9

6. View showing existing beams and new soffit and ducting. Custom Designed Soffit
View from the entry towards the reception desk and the custom client food and beverage station.
One of the happy accidents of this project occurred with the Vault Closing
Room table. The original table the owner had and wanted to use in this
space turned out to be too large for the door and was not able to be
disassembled. While helping them to find a replacement, we proposed that
our talented contractor’s finish carpenter build a table. It turned out nicely
and was less expensive than a manufactured table.
The design brought other elements into this room and was a simple,
affordable, and elegant solution. The legs are interlocking maple plywood -
one stained the same as the trim, the other showcasing the natural warm
tones of the wood. They are positioned to allow for a person to pull a chair
completely under the table and not hit their knees. The table was raised an
extra three inches above a standard table to allow many different styles of
armed chair. The aluminum channel in the center brings an element found
in the other closing room lowered soffits to the space as an inversion of
tones and materials between them.
The pattern on the wall is to be installed later, it acts as a back-splash made from bank deposit box aluminum doors. Soffit designed to hang from unistrut attached to existing channels View of Vault Closing Room with suspended soffit and custom furniture
Liberty Title - New Branch Office 11

7. Damian Farrell Design Group PLLC
For Construction Permit
EXISTING STRUCTURE
Liberty Title - Office Renovation
TO BE CUT AROUND. VIF.
NOTE:
ARCHITECT TO PROVIDE 1:1
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& FLOORING LOCATION FOR
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CONSTRUCTION
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3011 Miller Road
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phase was building the polygonal form, which was
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designed three-dimensionally with a computer. We CONSTRUCTION
SIMILAR TO 4&5 ON A6.3
utilized a ribbing that cut the wall into manageable
B.O. ROOF DECK
templates made of medium density fiber board.
B.O. ROOF DECK
11 AXON DETAIL - COPY 108 SHELVING
EXISTING BUILDING STRUCTURE
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Our office made 1:1 scale print templates. The ribs 3' - 7"
0' - 8 1/2"
were then wrapped in a luan plywood and gypsum.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
1923 Packard Rd.
BUILT-IN WD. SHELVING
The wall is painted with a faux paint highlight and
7' - 10"
WD. SOFFIT lacquer over-spray. Due to the labor intensity and (2) LAYERS OF 3/4” STAINED, MDF. TO BE
cost associated ALUM. CHANNEL W/
1-1/2" with this method, the owner of the BUILT-IN LCD FLAT GLUED AND FASTENED. STAIN/COLOR, TBD.
3' - 0"
1/4" WEEP HOLE@ 12" O.C. SCREEN PANEL
contracting company did the work himself. 0' - 2"
SIZE TBD. Issue Date Issue Description
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FIRST FLOOR @ 2'-6" AFF 5' - 10"
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passion to achieve a great design by literally rolling
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up their sleeves. WORK SURFACE METAL L-BRACKET WITH 60 DEGREE
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0' - 7" VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SURFACES.
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STAINED, MDF WORK SURFACE.
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View from waiting looking toward reception desk in curved wall. View from waiting looking toward curved wall during construction. Shelving designed to work with existing printers View of Managers desk and wrapping of shelving suspended from rafters by unistrut
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FIRST FLOOR 0' - 5 3/4" FIRST FLOOR TYP. FOR OFFICE ROOMS.
LEVEL 3/4" = 1'-0" LEVEL Liberty Title - New Branch Office 13

8. Tierra On Ashley
Ann Arbor, Michigan Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Mixed Use: Office Restaurant
Multi-family
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date June 2005 - Ongoing
Client PMA Consultants
Tierra On Ashley is a new nine-story mixed use
building seeking a LEED Platinum Rating version New 9 Story Building
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2.2. The owners are planning to use this building
as their new headquarters in Ann Arbor. The View of green roof. 29,700 SF
building has been programmed to fit in with
the urban needs and amenities desired in the
downtown.
The facades is a combination of metal insulated Construction Cost $3,500,000.00
panels, precast panels, and glazing patterned to
allow maximum daylight without large amounts Program Green Roof Pavilion
of energy transfer. The smooth texture between Two Levels of Four Condominiums
them is intended to the facade to appear minimal View of main lobby entrance and green screen.
Three Levels of Office for new client
and not dated. headquarters
The green roof is designed to be used by the Three levels of Restaurant
residential tenants. It contains intensive and Designed as a LEED Platinum
extensive areas of annuals, perennials, and turf. Certification
The is also an area to be used as a community
garden. All water is captured and used for
irrigation and use for non potable purposes.
There are helical vertical wind turbines to take
advantage of the high urban winds. View of lobby from entrance.
The nine story green screen is used to express
the water cycle and its use. In the lobby space
there is a dashboard to show all parameters being
monitored and adjusted.
Responsibility Current Project Manager
LEED v2.2 Coordinator for
Architecture
Team Member of Construction
Document production
Codesigner of connection Detailing
View of retail entrance. View of lobby from second floor. View from Northeast intersection at the main retail entry.
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9. University Village
Ann Arbor, Michigan Integrated Architecture
Project Type Mixed Use: Student Housing
Retail
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date June 2007 - April 2008
Client Hughes Properties
University Village was a new student housing
project, which was intended to be built near New 22 Story Building
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downtown Ann Arbor south of the University of
Michigan’s central campus. The project consisted 70,390 SF
of 21 stories of residence and two stories of retail
and amenity space.
Our team brought the project to 100% completion View from the Street looking at Retail and Amenity. View of main resident entrance.
of schematic design and near approval of the Construction Cost N/A
site planning process with the city. However, this
project became one of the most controversial Program 421 Dwelling Units
buildings in Ann Arbor, and eventually influenced 1,2,3,&4 bed units
zoning ordinance changes due to its height. Exercise Facility
Although it was designed to meet city code prior to Lounge and Cafe
site plan approval, the new ordinance reduced the Meeting Rooms
building’s final height to 120 feet and 14 stories. Facility Management Offices
The project has not been built, due to financial Underground Parking
reasons. Common Vegetated Courtyard
Green Roof and Courtyard Plan White Box Retail Space 15,700 SF
Designed for LEED v2.2 Gold
Certification
Responsibility Project 3d Modeler
Schematic Design Documents
Mechanical Engineering
Coordinator
Codesigner with Principal for Lobby
and Common Areas
First Floor Plan View of the northwest street corner
University Village 17

10. As part of all projects coordination between the architecture
and engineering is crucial. To clarify the mechanical needs
per unit with all team members I created these diagrams.
This project was before Michigan firms became aware of BIM
integration technologies.
View of Early concept for connection between residential entrance and amenity level
View of west side in context of surrounding buildings.
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11. Near North Affordable Housing
Ann Arbor, Michigan Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Mixed Use: Multi-Family, Office,
Retail
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date December 2008 - Ongoing
Client Three Oaks Group & Avalon Housing
Near North is a 100-percent affordable housing
complex with a retail and office mixed use New 3 & 4 Story Building
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component. This project is located on an existing
brownfield site on the boundary of downtown Ann 66,000 SF
Arbor, where access to affordable housing is a big
problem.
The project is currently in design development Perspective from the Northwest of city approved PUD
after completing a year-long site plan approval Construction Cost $ 7,000,000.00
process. During this process, we met with
neighbors who were initially concerned about the Program 39 Dwelling Units
project’s size. However, after working with the All 1 bed units
neighborhood group, the project was supported Community Center
by a majority of neighbors and recognized for the Leasing Office
enormous public good it brought to the area. Integrated Common & Meeting
The 38-unit complex is adjacent to Main Street Areas
and is located at the north entrance into Laundry Facilities
downtown. The project is a three- and four-story Underground Parking
modular constructed building traversing a site Early Sketch Rendering Looking North on Main Street Common Vegetated Courtyard
with 28 feet of grade change. Market Retail Space 2700 SF
Separate Office Space 1500 SF
The site has many amenities for residents and Green Roof
neighbors. The building has a inner courtyard Roof Top Vegetated Spaces
and a public park area. The Project is projected Designed for LEED v2.2 Gold
to achieve a LEED Gold rating under version 2.2. Certification
The technologies include geothermal green roofs
water reclaim, daylighting, public pedestrian
amenity access.
Responsibility Project Manager
Project Architect
Site Plan Approval coordination
Renderings
3d modeling
BIM Manager
Perspective from Southwest of city approved PUD Early Sketch Rendering from Main Street looking toward the project. The goal is to show a subdued blending of the building within the existing context
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12. View from Main street entrance drive. View from South showing building in context with adjacent housing.
First Floor Plan
View of West facade from Ann Arbor Community Center parking area. Main Street pedestrian path
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13. Sandusky Sports Complex
Sandusky, Ohio Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Athletics
Location Sandusky, Ohio
Date May 2009 - current
Client City of Sandusky
The city of Sandusky approached our team to look
at master planning a community sports facility. 83,000 SF
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Working with JRV Management, one of the best
athletic facilities programmers in the Eastern
United States, we corroboratively designed and
programmed the Sandusky Sports Complex.
The project brings in local sports organizations, View of existing and new buildings
who want to contribute to Sandusky’s up-and- Construction Cost N/A
coming talented youth.
Sandusky is currently working to purchase the Program Full size indoor soccer field
land and begin a full comprehensive design and Outdoor full size indoor soccer field
construction. Locker & Changing Rooms
Proshop
Conference Center
Meeting Rooms
Site Plan
View of outdoor ball sports fields
Responsibility Project Manager
Project Architect
Master Planning
Presentation Graphics
View of Street towards the existing sports club with proposed new building View of main entrance View while driving to Street entrance
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14. PCCS Senior Fieldhouse
Canton, Michigan Damian Farrell Design Group
Project Type Education & Athletic
Location Canton, MI
Date Jan 2008 - current
Client Athletic Director of Plymouth
The PCCS Senior Fieldhouse will provide a new Canton Community Schools
facility for senior high school students and college 61,000 SF
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preparation studies. Working with the athletics
director, the building is planned to showcase
new methods as a curriculum builder while
incorporating sustainable technologies being
developed in the State of Michigan.
The design creates a way for anyone interacting Construction Cost $12,000,000.00 Estimated
with this building to understand how it works as a An essential component of this project was building
school member and community support. We created a full
living system rather than a building with systems presentation to diagram the design in a simple fashion for Program Green Showcase Features:
in it. all to understand. These are some of the slides. Green roofs of all types
Funding sources for this project include Regional Rainwater capture & reuse
Utility funding, Renewable Energy Certificates, Solar Thermal & PV
Bond Issuance, and Clean Renewable Energy Hydroponics Garden
Bonds. Man made wetlands
Solar wall systems
Geothermal field
Rainwater storage overflow in entrance at stair to indicate the building working Interactive Dashboard labs
Cafeteria for seniors only (1500
students)
Multi use gymnasium
Wrestling team practice facility
Lockers
Athletics department
Booster room and conference area
Responsibility Project Manager
Graphics / Diagramming
Presenter to with Client to
Superintendant and School Board
Members.
South Facade showcasing PV & Solar thermal Panels Wetland were all rainwater not stored is collected.
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15. Village of Dundee
Dundee, Michigan Integrated Architecture
Village of Dundee
B3 Corridor Extension
Project Type Master Planning
Retail
Location Dundee, Michigan
Live/Work Housing
Date Nov 2007 - Aug 2008
Mixed Use
Client Village of Dundee
Working with Carlisle Wortman and Associates, Multi-Family Housing
Retail
a local planning firm, we helped the Village of N/A
Mixed Use Size
Dundee to create a new vision of their downtown
corridor. The project consisted of a new design Retail
and zoning for the corridor, and three-dimensional
renderings of the points of Interest. Restaurant
Restaurant
Construction Cost N/A
Program Complete Master Plan of corridor
Reduction of 55 MPH traffic to 35
MPH
Live/Work
Pedestrian friendly paths and
Housing crosswalks
Bank
Multi-Family Housing
Business Corridor study area
Responsibility Overall Master Plan Design with
Planners
3d modeling
Renderings
View of potential new entrance to business corridor View of Corridor with new landscape and buildings close to street.
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16. Rosenwald Elementary
Pointe Coupee, Louisiana Mougeot Architecture
Project Type Education
Location New Roads, Louisiana
Date May 2007-Sept 2007
Client Pointe Coupee Schools
The renovation for Rosenwald Elementary
School’s updated an abandoned industrial 2800 SF
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technology building.
The project’s goal was to aid the Pointe Coupee
Parish School system in revitalizing their
campuses. Most school campuses are in disrepair
and are littered with temporary modular buildings
to meet capacity needs. Construction Cost $ 295,000.00
We worked with the school board to design
a space that would have a dual purpose of Program Computer laboratories
accommodating additional students and Flexible arrangements and
educating the teachers on new learning tools and classroom size
technologies. We consolidated the computer Classroom space
stations in three new classrooms, providing an
area for the whole class to learn at once instead of
one student. We also used a partition wall to allow
for teacher technology meetings, a new computer
projection wall, and a dry erase surface. Condition we found the space During construction of the drop ceiling and arched soffit Arched soffit to allow light to softly reflect in the space.
The project included fixing the roof and adding a
general use classroom.
Responsibility Codesigner with Principal
Construction Documents
Construction Administration
Exterior prior to renovation Arcade walkway for cover during frequent rainstorms Interior multi function partition. New computers from grant money due to enhanced facility. Existing Computers brought from all classrooms. Students using the lab.
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17. Work - Live
Putnam, Connecticut Undergraduate
This was the final part of the project. The ideas was to create
a mailing brochure and advertisement that could show the
project to the town as a viable means to expand Downtown
Putnam.
This project was part of my undergraduate study heritage of the culture and its desire to grow with
at Louisiana State University, and focused on this context into a larger innovative city.
how to combine “work” and “live” in an urban
The resultant was two work-live buildings with a
context, and on how these contexts become
community plaza. One was designed as a cafe
divided through time. The project culminated in a
and bakery with a two story live space above. The
thesis paper about methods used for recombining
second was a two story leasable space to create a
residential and commercial occupancies. The
sustainable means to control the expense of the
selected site was in Putnam Connecticut.
total project.
At the beginning of this project, I wanted to
explore the urban context within the northern part
of the United States. Trying to put this academic
project into as real of a situation as possible, I
selected Putnam for its community and its smaller
scale urban context. The local site chosen became
optimum due to its location as a buffer between
the growing downtown and the residential areas.
The site allowed for me to learn about the rich
View From Residential Balcony View of Cafe / Bakery
View of Cafe/Bakery View of Cafe patio View of Bookstore Building
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18. Second Floor
1. Kitchen Ground Floor - Work Second Floor - Live Third Floor - Live
2. Dining/Living
3. Bedroom 1. Bakery 9. Outdoor Entry Porch 17. Master Bedroom
4. Balcony 2. Viewable Workspace 10. Foyer 18. Master Bathroom
5. Mechanical 3. Cafe Counter 11. Laundry 19. Walk-in Closet
6. Laundry 4. Outdoor Cafe Space 12. Living 20. Bathroom
7. Bathroom 5. Indoor Cafe Space 13. Dining 21. Bedroom
6. Cafe Main Entry 14. Kitchen 22. Green Roof Outdoor Patio
7. Live Main Entry 15. Open to Below (Cafe Space) - Work
8. Parking 16. Cafe Mezzanine - Work
Public Parking Area - a total 20
spaces, 10 off-site, 10 adjacent
to street. There are four entrance
points, two stairs, two ramps
Live Work 2 - designed to be
Ground Floor used as a Cafe bakery with a two
storey Live space above. This
1. Check Out Counter was to be used by the landlord in
2. Storage control of the entire site. The live
3. Book Shelving space also has a work space for
4. Reading Nook an additional small business
5. Plaza
Public Plaza - designed to be a
multifunctional area, it serves
both the businesses during the
Live Work 1 - designed to be used as a week and can be used as a public
leasable build-out space with a one- market on the weekend.
story live space above. The layout to
the left shows how it can be used as a
bookstore
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