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1 303 NW Park Avenue Lounge NO. III & Pearl Haven Apartments

2 PEARL haven APARTMENTS

: PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS LOBBY Create an

light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote,

Exposed brick was incorporated into the design to

Paint Granite Signage was incorporated into the

Chair Incorporate five foot turnarounds for

3 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS LOBBY Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Exposed brick was incorporated into the design to historical preserve the building. Paint Granite Signage was incorporated into the design to help define the space and work as wayfinding. Floor Lamp Hardwood Flooring Mirrored Tile Lounge Chair Incorporate five foot turnarounds for accessibility (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Provide plenty of windows to draw in natural daylight (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010; Whitmore, & Shulze, 2010).

: PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS CORRIDOR Create

carpet with contemporary movement paired

4 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS CORRIDOR Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Wood joists were incorporated into the design to historical preserve the building. Upholstered furniture, carpet, and wallcovering absorbs sound from being transferred from level to level. Wallcovering Carpet Wallcovering and carpet with contemporary movement paired with metal and wood creates a polished yet eclectic aesthetic. Ceiling Fixture Wallcovering Alcoves at each apartment entrance creates a focal point as one moves through the corridor and provides each residency privacy. Door Metal Lounge Chair

5 PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS LUXURIOUS COMMUNITY SECURE LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 UNIT 201 1BD/1BATH INCLUSIVE UPSCALE ECLECTIC UNIT 302 2BD/2BATH

6 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 201 KITCHEN Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments (Figueiro, 2008). Provide a kitchen that accommodates and promotes cooking for individuals of all abilities (Petrella, 2004). Provide D pulls for cabinet hardware and door knobs. Paint Backsplash Design base cabinets to house a pull out microwave (Yearns, 2005). Granite Hardwood Flooring Provide upgrades such as pullouts in kitchen cabinets to make daily tasks and storage easier (Yearns, 2005). Provide slip resistant flooring to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Incorporate clear walking space in all areas especially the kitchen. Island Stools Island Pendants

7 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 302 KITCHEN Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments (Figueiro, 2008). Provide a kitchen that accommodates and promotes cooking for individuals of all abilities (Petrella, 2004). Provide D pulls for cabinet hardware and door knobs. Paint Backsplash Design base cabinets to house a pull out microwave (Yearns, 2005). Granite Hardwood Flooring Provide upgrades such as pullouts in kitchen cabinets to make daily tasks and storage easier (Yearns, 2005). Provide slip resistant flooring to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Incorporate clear walking space in all areas especially the kitchen. Island Stools Island Pendants

: PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS LIVING ROOM Large

allow for light control while highlighting

Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments

Provide lighting that incorporates either

Sofa Create an environment that produces

8 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS LIVING ROOM Large picture windows framed by layered drapery allow for light control while highlighting North Blocks Park. Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments (Figueiro, 2008). Provide lighting that incorporates either indirect, direct or both. Sofa Create an environment that produces the three layers of light; ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Use furniture, finishes, and fixtures throughout the space that absorb sound (Ljungberg, & Neely, 2007; Rabianski, Gibler, Tidwell, & Clements III, 2009). Recliner Area Rug Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Wallcovering Side Table

9 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS DINING AREA Horizontal and vertical slat feature create interest within the room while defining the various open areas within apartment. Create an environment that produces the three layers of light; ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Dining Table Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments to create more intimate spaces (Figueiro, 2008). Chandelier Area Rug Provide slip resistant flooring to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Incorporate clear walking space in all areas especially the kitchen. Dining Chair Captains Chair

: PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 302 MASTER BATHROOM Provide grab

and shower/bath (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009).

bathroom (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009).

to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010).

10 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 302 MASTER BATHROOM Provide grab bars or blocking for future grab bars in bathrooms near toilet and shower/bath (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Wall Tile Accent Tile Incorporate five foot turnarounds in the bathroom (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Shower Floor Tile Vanity Sconce Provide slip resistant flooring to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Provide adjustable sink bases that can be removed if needed (Yearns, 2005). Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Provide D pulls for cabinet hardware and door knobs. Faucet Paint

Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Wall Tile Accent Tile Provide adjustable sink bases that can be removed if needed (Yearns, 2005).

11 Provide slip resistant flooring to prevent falls (Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 302 SECOND BATH Provide grab bars or blocking for future grab bars in bathrooms near toilet and shower/bath (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Wall Tile Accent Tile Provide adjustable sink bases that can be removed if needed (Yearns, 2005). Shower Floor Tile Vanity Sconce Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Provide D pulls for cabinet hardware and door knobs. Incorporate five foot turnarounds in the bathroom (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Quartz Paint

: PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 201 MASTER BEDROOM

incorporating existing materials, such as exposed

individuals with healthy sleeping habits.

Bed Nightstand Area Rug Integrate dimmable

Incorporate five foot turnarounds wherever

12 : PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS UNIT 201 MASTER BEDROOM An eclectic atmosphere was created by incorporating existing materials, such as exposed brick, with streamline furniture and contemporary finishes such as metal. Provide ample windows within a space to assist individuals with healthy sleeping habits. (Figuerio, 2008). Bed Nightstand Area Rug Integrate dimmable lighting into apartments (Figueiro, 2008). Incorporate five foot turnarounds wherever possible (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Use flooring that will not have a large transition (Jones, Strickfaden, & Kumar, 2005). Paint Chandelier

13 PEARL HAVEN : 306 SOCIAL SPACE APARTMENTS 306 SOCIAL SPACE LEVEL 3

PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS SOCIAL SPACE MAIN AREA Provide

social space to meet the needs of all individuals

Chandelier Wallcovering Create areas within the social

can invite large groups of friends and family

Provide a large social area that can be segregated

14 PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS SOCIAL SPACE MAIN AREA Provide both smaller and larger groups of seating within the social space to meet the needs of all individuals (Thanakwang, 2009; Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Chandelier Wallcovering Create areas within the social spaces where individuals can learn by including bookcases and WiFi (Thanakwang, 2009). Wallcovering Ottoman Design a space where residents can invite large groups of friends and family (Thanakwang, 2009; Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Provide a large social area that can be segregated easily for a sense of more than one social area (Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Lounge Chair Pendant

PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS SOCIAL SPACE KITCHEN Provide a large social

social area (Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014).

and family (Thanakwang, 2009; Burton, & Sheehan, 2010).

can learn by including bookcases and WiFi (Thanakwang, 2009).

space to meet the needs of all individuals (Thanakwang, 2009;

15 PEARL HAVEN APARTMENTS SOCIAL SPACE KITCHEN Provide a large social area that can be segregated easily for a sense of more than one social area (Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Design a space where residents can invite large groups of friends and family (Thanakwang, 2009; Burton, & Sheehan, 2010). Faucet Wallcovering Kitchen was designed to be accessible to meet the needs of all individuals. Granite Sink Create areas within the social spaces where individuals can learn by including bookcases and WiFi (Thanakwang, 2009). Provide both smaller and larger groups of seating within the social space to meet the needs of all individuals (Thanakwang, 2009; Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Provide upgrades such as pullouts in kitchen cabinets to make daily tasks and storage easier (Yearns, 2005). Counter Stool Backsplash

16 LoUNGe NO. III

17 LOUNGE NO. III SPIRITED ECLECTIC Socialization COMFORTABLE LOCAL UPSCALE LEVEL 1

18 : LOUNGE NO. 3 ENTRY Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Create a lounge that seats an ample amount individuals and is free of visible clutter. This seating opportunity will allow customers and employees to socialize (Moss, Parfitt, & Skinner, 2008). Sofa Design walkways and door widths wide enough for wheelchairs and other aid equipment (Cude, Hathcote, Nunn, & Sweaney, 2009). Side Table Floor Lamp Provide half wall partitions to provide a sense of privacy but still be able to see through for security reasons (Hwang, & Yoon, 2009). Floor Rug Coffee Table

partitions to provide a sense of privacy but

interactive areas for younger individuals and

Design a space with various soft seating

socialization (O Mahony, Hall, Binney, 2005).

19 : LOUNGE NO. 3 OPEN LOUNGE AREA Provide half wall partitions to provide a sense of privacy but still be able to see through for security reasons (Hwang, & Yoon, 2009). Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Design a space that meets the needs of individuals from all generations through more interactive areas for younger individuals and secluded areas for older adults (Skinner, Moss, Parfitt, 2005). Hardwood Floors Ottoman Chandelier Stool Design a space with various soft seating options for smaller, more intimate socialization (O Mahony, Hall, Binney, 2005). Provide both smaller and larger groups of seating within the social space to meet the needs of all individuals (Thanakwang, 2009; Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Lounge Chair Table

: LOUNGE NO. 3 BAR AREA Display room is accessible by employees only and by keycard access.

20 : LOUNGE NO. 3 BAR AREA Display room is accessible by employees only and by keycard access. Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Granite Laminate Display all product in a manner where all bottles can be seen by the customers (Gould- Williams, 1999). Pendant Hardwood Flooring Create a bar that seats an ample amount individuals and is free of visible clutter. This seating opportunity will allow customers and employees to socialize (Moss, Parfitt, & Skinner, 2008). Design a space that meets the needs of individuals from all generations through more interactive areas for younger individuals and secluded areas for older adults (Skinner, Moss, Parfitt, 2005). Bar Stool Wallcovering

three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude,

Create a bar that seats an ample amount individuals and is

This seating opportunity will allow customers and employees

A two way fireplace allows light to travel throughout the

by the customers (Gould- Williams, 1999).

21 : LOUNGE NO. 3 FIREPLACE AREA Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Create a bar that seats an ample amount individuals and is free of visible clutter. This seating opportunity will allow customers and employees to socialize (Moss, Parfitt, & Skinner, 2008). A two way fireplace allows light to travel throughout the space and allows individuals to see throughout the lounge at all times. Display all product in a manner where all bottles can be seen by the customers (Gould- Williams, 1999). Lounge Chair Carpet Chandelier Hanging Swing Provide bar stools, some with arms (Hwang, & Yoon, 2009). Provide both smaller and larger groups of seating within the social space to meet the needs of all individuals (Thanakwang, 2009; Andersson, Ryd, & Malmqvist, 2014). Laminate Side Table

Metal Laminate Wallcovering Accent Flooring

individuals from all generations through more

22 : LOUNGE NO. 3 STAGE Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Metal Laminate Wallcovering Accent Flooring Provide banquet seating for larger groups of people (Alonso, & O Neill, 2010). Design a space that meets the needs of individuals from all generations through more interactive areas for younger individuals and secluded areas for older adults (Skinner, Moss, Parfitt, 2005). Pendant Wallcovering

Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Display art that shows product (Gould- Williams, 1999).

23 : LOUNGE NO. 3 BOOTH/BANQUETTE AREA Design a space with various soft seating options for smaller, more intimate socialization (O Mahony, Hall, Binney, 2005). Create an environment that produces the three layers of light: ambient, task, and accent (Cude, Hathcote, & Sweaney, 2009). Display art that shows product (Gould- Williams, 1999). A chair rail is provided with built in technology to cater to the needs of all individuals using the space. Booth/Banquette Seat Pendant Wallcovering Booth/Banquette Back Design a space that meets the needs of individuals from all generations through more interactive areas for younger individuals and secluded areas for older adults (Skinner, Moss, Parfitt, 2005). Provide banquet seating for larger groups of people (Alonso, & O Neill, 2010). Bar Stool Granite

24 AKB ASSOCIATES

STANDARDS INTERIOR MISSION HEALTH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND BUILDING STANDARDS 29

STANDARDS INTERIOR MISSION HEALTH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND BUILDING STANDARDS 29 OVERVIEW Interior design is critical to the overall brand of Mission Health, and, in particular, to the visual way we present