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The document summarizes a capstone project to build a three-story café next to the USC library using shipping containers. The 2587 square foot café will provide refreshments, snacks, and lounge spaces for students and cost $600,000 to build over 5 months. Key features include using shipping containers as the main structure, three stories, recyclable materials, and open glass curtain walls.
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- 1. USC CONTAINER CAFE DT2799 – Capstone project By: Khanh Tran Date: 11/28/15
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY • Location: University of Southern California • Objective: Situated next USC library, the new café will provide students with refreshment and snacks during their long hours of study. In addition, the café will act as a student center with lounges on the second and third floor. Despite the grab-and-go business model, the café layout is designed to encourage students outdoor activities and gatherings outside of the classroom. By combining large glass wall panel and shipping containers as the main structure, the café showcases the capability of recyclable materials in construction. • Total area: 2587 sq. ft. • Total cost: $600,000 • Lead time: 5 months
- 3. KEY FEATURES Shipping containers as the main structure Three stories Recyclable materials Open glass curtain walls Handicap elevator
- 4. PREMILANARY SKETCH • Handicap accessibility • Bathrooms • Extra spaces • Container actual sizes • Business flow • Structural integrity INSPIRATION FINAL SKETCH
- 5. BILLING MATERIAL • Container • 40’ high cube • 20’ high cube • 30’ high cube (custom) • Framing material • Wood framing • Drywall • Ceiling • Foundation • Concrete slab • Retaining wall • Stair and railing • Aluminum pipe • Glass panel • Concrete-poured treads • Flooring • Bamboo flooring • Polished concrete (dark gray) • VCT tiles (bathroom) • Roofing • BUR (Built Up Roofing) • Lighting fixture • Exterior tube down light • Scone light • Emergency exit light • Street light & lamp posts • Cylinder LED light • Recessed hanging lights • Recessed can lights • Plumbing • Toilet • Sinks • Mechanical • HVAC • Double traffic elevator • Refrigerator • Doors • Sliding door • French double door • Commercial steel double door • Single solid core door • Windows • Low E glass • Slider with trim • Fixed 36”W x 72”H • East glazed glass curtain wall – 16’W x19’H • Elevator glazed glass curtain wall – 8’W x40’H • Custom circular windows • Furniture (recyclable materials) • Counter • Chair • Desk • Sofa • Exterior Bench and table
- 6. SITE PLAN • Existing property: 15095 sq. ft. • New foundation: 2617 sq. ft. • New building : 2587 sq. ft. • First Floor: 1057 sq. ft. • Second Floor: 1068 sq. ft. • Third Floor: 462 sq. ft. 26’ 143’ 37’ 38’ 119’ N
- 7. FIRST FLOOR PLAN • Total area: 1057 sq. ft. • Occupancy: 15 KITCHEN ORDERPICK-UP B.R. CASHIER ELEVATOR ANGLED CONTAINERS
- 8. SECOND FLOOR PLAN • Total area: 1068 sq. ft. • Occupancy: 15 LOUNGE #1 ELEVATOR FRONT DECK CONTAINER TOP
- 9. THIRD FLOOR PLAN • Total area: 462 sq. ft. • Occupancy: 9 LOUNGE #2 ELEVATOR
- 10. ELEVATION EAST-WEST EAST ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION
- 11. ELEVATION NORTH-SOUTH NORTH ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION
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- 13. RENDERED ON SITE W. 34TH ST. USC LIBRARY ROSSIER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION GENERATIO N FOUNTAIN N
- 16. INTERIOR RENDER 2nd Floor 3rd Floor