Final INTA302:Residential Design Planning II Project

INTA302
Historic Reference Chart

Style Name: Federal
Image(s)
Overview of Style
Color Palettes
Years Spanned: 1790 - 1830
Country: America
Notes
Standard color palettes

consisted of light and pastel
colors.
The colors of this style were
influenced by French
Neoclassical colors, Americans
added other colors such as
pale greens, grays, lavender,
blue, coral pink, sage and
accented with gold.
Web Link
Federal Period Room at the

Metropolitan Museum of Art
with typical Federal style
colors.
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/st
yle-guide-federalstyle-ameri-150806
Rundlet-May House front

parlor. Many of the typical
Federal design motifs are
present including columns on
either side of the fireplace
supporting the entablature, a
cornice with running
ornamentation and fireplace
with paterae, and egg & dart
design motifs.

Design Elements
Columns, pilasters, arches,
pediments, medallions and
cornices in plaster were all
elements used in Federal styled
design in both Interior and
Exterior applications. It is said to
be a more delicate and refined
style of design when compared
to the Georgian design style that
preceded it. (PHMC)
http://www.historicnewengland.org/hi
storic-properties/homes/rundlet-may-
house/rundlet-may-house-photo-
gallery#

INTA302 Historic Reference Chart

Overview of Style
(cont.)
Image(s)
Notes
Web Link
Interior Materials
Typical woods used include

Mahogany and Satinwood for
furniture as well as various other
woods used for inlays. Brass was
typically used for pulls and
ornamentation on furniture.
Wide planked wood floors

and wood furnishings with
contrasting wood inlays.
http://www.historicnewengland.org/hi
storic-properties/homes/rundlet-may-
house/rundlet-may-house-photo-
gallery#
Floors were wood planked and

fireplace surrounds were made of
wood or plaster with stone or brick
facing.
Textiles
Textiles were in muted pastel colors

that were accented in white and with
little rich color.
Brocade fabric in muted

chocolate brown color with
garland and rosette design
motif.
http://www.restorationfabricsandtrims
.com/fabrics-by-periodstyle.html -
!/Kravet-Couture-Neoclassical-Nobility-
Brocade-Heavy-Duty-Upholstery-
Drapery-Fabric-$198-per-yard-
Retail/p/8538662/category=210183
Patterns used included those of fine

stripes, garlands, bows, ribbons, oval
shapes, Classic Greek and Roman
urns and motifs, tiny florals and in
America Pineapples (Nielsen 397)
Materials used include, plain satin,
refined damask and brocade, plain
and antique taffeta, batiste, moir,
voile, chintz (crisp cotton textures)
(Nielson 397)

Wall Details
!
Image
As in the Georgian style,

Detail 1
walls have four segments:
cornice or frieze hugging
the ceiling, the center
field and dado below the
chair rail.
Wainscot - the original

wainscot consist of
baseboard molding wall
panels chair or top
molding It also consist of
chair rail or wainscot cap
top rail or stile panel mold
vertical stile base rail.
Description
Web Link
The frieze and

cornice feature
wooden carvings or
plaster stucco
workincluding
arches, fluting,
reeding, garlands,
interlace and dentil
patterns.
"Wainscoting - No, It Was Not Invented In
Whitewashed
replaced Full
paneling and plain
plaster, sometimes
covered with
wallpaper or fabric
(realtor.com).
"Federal Style Home Decor - Real Estate
Wainscott!" Wainscoting
No, It Was
Not Invented In Wainscott! N.p., n.d.

Web. 05 Mar. 2016.
<http://www.hamptons.com/Lifestyle/TopStories/9735/Wainscoting-No-It-Was-NotInvented-In.html#.VttSBPkrK70>.
Detail 2
News and Advice - Realtor.com."Real

Estate News and Advice Realtorcom.
N.p., 25 July 2014. Web. 06 Mar. 2016.
<http://www.realtor.com/advice/homeimprovement/federal-style-home-decor>.

Wall Details (cont.)
Image
Identify typical:
Detail 3
Bolder, more vibrant
colors, unearthed with the
rediscovery of the ancient
world, distinguish the
Federal style. Lilacs,
bright blues and greens,
bright pinks, blacks and
terra cotta red-browns are
paired with black for an
Etruscan look
(realtor.com/advice).
Description
Web Link
Wallpaper above chair

rail/ wainscot.
"Adelphi Custom and Historic Wallpaper

and Paper Hangings." Adelphi Custom
and Historic Wallpaper and Paper
Hangings. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Mar. 2016.
<http://www.adelphipaperhangings.com/>.
Plaster walls
United States. National Park Service.
Detail 4
Plaster - Made of gypsum

and lime, which are stable
and durable materials. It
is extremely versatile
material, and can be
modeled, cast, incised,
colored, stamped, or
stenciled (nps.gov).
"Preservation Brief 23: PreservingHistoric

Ornamental Plaster." National Parks
Service. U.S. Department of the Interior,
n.d. Web. 06 Mar. 2016.
<http://www.nps.gov/tps/how-topreserve/briefs/23-ornamentalplaster.htm>.

Ceiling Details
Common colors included

pastels, light creamy dull colors,
accented with white, silver or
gold.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Adamesque Ceiling
Medallion with bead and
floral design motif.
Crown molding was constructed

of plaster and included friezes,
egg & dart and bead & reel
design motifs.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/del/844/
int/source/11.html
Plaster frieze with bead &

reel and anthemion design
motifs.
Detail 2
Federal Style Room ceiling
and cornice with light pastel
coloring accented with gold.
Plaster ceiling medallion
with bellflower, paterae and
acanthus leaf design motifs.
http://www.buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/fe
d/rooms/source/4.html
Frieze with anthemion

design.
Image
Description
Web Link

Ceiling Details (cont.)
Applied ornamentation included

rosettes, urns, swags, oval
paterae, acanthus leaves and
anthemion.
Room interiors were sometimes

hexagonal oval and circular in
shape, this design element was
extended to ceilings in the form
of oval or circular ceiling detail
or domes.
Detail 3
Federal style circular room
with a plaster swag design
motif on the ceiling. Ionic
pilasters flank the entrance.
http://buffaloah.com/a/chapin/121/12
1int/source/6.html
Domed ceiling in Federal

Styled home.
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/g
allery/elissa-cullman-allangreenberg-houston-mansionslideshow#3
Detail 4

Flooring Details
Identify typical:
!
Detail 1
Floors were often
white or yellow
pine, often
scrubbed and
bleached. Better
homes have
tongue-and-groove
and, occasionally,
parquet. Boards are
painted, sometimes
a solid color, or in
diamond patterns
Detail 2
(realtor.com).
Federal style
homes consists of
creative floor plans
with elliptical and
round spaces,
projecting wings
often modified the
simple exterior
which was often
box shaped.
Image
Description
Wide Planked
Yellow Pine Floors
Web Link
"Delightful Society Hill Federal Townhouse Asks
$1.2M." Curbed Philly. N.p., 01 Mar. 2016. Web. 06
Mar. 2016.
<http://philly.curbed.com/2016/3/1/11139076/societyhill-federal-townhouse-for-sale-1m>.
Area Rug
Area rugs were

expensive so the
wealthy were
generally the only
ones with them
unless they were
loomed or handmade.
The coloring in the
rugs complimented
the muted colors
used in the federal
style.
"Delightful Society Hill Federal Townhouse Asks

$1.2M." Curbed Philly. N.p., 01 Mar. 2016. Web. 06
Mar. 2016.
<http://philly.curbed.com/2016/3/1/11139076/societyhill-federal-townhouse-for-sale-1m>.

Door Details
Painted or natural wood paneled

interior doors with thick casing
with simples beads and bulls eye
corner blocks or entablatures
were common in Federal Style
design.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Highly decorative framing was

used around some doors that
included Greek and Roman
design motifs such as pediments
that sat atop pilasters.
6-panel wood door with the

top panel being the
shortest, the remaining two
panels were of the same
size or the middle panel
can be the largest. Bulls
Eye Corner Blocks and
thick casing.
http://buffaloah.com/a/kowsky/camp/
hse/source/21.html
Adamesque Door carved

wood surround with broken
pediment, Greek/ Roman
style urn, fruit motif, egg &
dart and bead & reel
detailing. Flanked by
pilasters with volutes and
fluted columns.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/del/844/i
nt/source/16.html
Detail 2

Image
Door Details
(cont.)
Typical sidelights were narrow

and symmetrical. Other molding
was applied to add thickness and
ornamentation, such as pilasters,
and pediments.
Elliptical fan shaped transoms

were commonly used above entry
doors.
Web Link
Detail 3
Front entry door flanked by
sidelights with tuscan style
pilasters.
Elliptical fan shaped transom above entry

door.
Detail 4
Description
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/virtual/us
/gen/hos/source/2.html
http://www.federalstyle.com/AskThe
Authors/AskTheAuthorsDoor.html

Window Details
Image
Identify typical:
Windows are never

grouped in a Federal
style house, but are
arranged individually in
strict horizontal and
vertical symmetry.
Sash - Windows are
almost invariably
composed of doublehung wood sashes with
the top sash held in
place by metal
(counterbalancing
weights had not been
invented yet). Thin
wooden muntins divide
the window into small
lights (panes).
(askthearchitect)
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Interior Shutters - Were
meant to simultaneously
block unwanted sunlight,
protect interiors, and
provide ventilation. Most
commonly used in warmer
climates, louvered shutters
with wide blades, opened
and closed via a central
rod,
N.p., n.d. Web.

<http://www.oldhouseonline.com/5ideas-for-historic-windowtreatments/>.
Window Sash
N.p., n.d. Web.

Detail 2

Window Details
Image
(cont.)
Description
Web Link
Detail 3
Blind - Federal style

blinds were painted white
or gray to match window
casings.
Lace - Popular forms

included swags and
jabots, panels, and fulllength curtainseven
lace tiebacks.
Window Shutters
N.p., n.d. Web.

Lace window upholstery
N.p., n.d. Web.

Detail 4

Furniture Details
Wood types used by the Federal

styles most well known furniture
designers, Hepplewhite and
Sheraton included Mahogany &
Satinwood for chairs & veneers
and Sycamore, Tulip,
Rosewood, Kingwood &
Zebrawood for inlays.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Country Sheraton Secretary
Simplistic & linear in design
with round tapered legs and
cylindrical feet.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/EastAur/
shearer/mus/lr/source/4.html
Hitchcock chairs with

bolster-top rails and cane
seats. Center splat painted
with floral motif.
Brass was most commonly used

for handles and as ornamentation
applied to furniture.
Detail 2
English Sheraton
Sideboard with metal pulls
in the form of rosettes and
inlays of tulipwood. The
legs taper down to a spade
foot.
http://www.buffaloah.com/f/fstyles/en
g/1206/source/19.html

Furniture Details
Image
(cont.)
Applied ornamentation details

included rosettes, Greek/ Roman
style urns, pineapples and
paterae.
Description
Web Link
Detail 3
Pastel colored silk, satin, damask

and other rich fabrics were used
for upholstery in stripes, garland,
bows or ribbons and/or tiny floral
patterns.
Federal Style Chair with

exposed mahogany wood
arms and pediment top rail.
Acanthus design motifs on
arms and turned circular
legs. Muted blue colored
fabric with wreath and
rosette pattern.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/virtual/us
/gen/liv/int/source/7.html
Hepplewhite Shield Back

side chair with tapered
straight front legs with
acanthus leaf motif and
spade feet. Vase shaped
splat also with acanthus
leaf motif. Pastel colored
fabric with striped pattern.
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/virtual/
us/winter/rooms2/source/26.html
Detail 4

Art & Collectibles

Details
!
Wedgewood Jasperware
colors in light Pastel or
muted colors of blue,
warm coral pink, creamy
sage or stark white.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
French Empire style
mantle clock.
http://reggiedarling.blogspot.com/2010/10/atlong-last-washington-clock.html
Wedgewood
Jasperware
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/44167588
_wedgwood-jasperware-collection
Mantle clocks and table

accessories gold coloring
or solid color accented
with gold.
Detail 2

Art & Collectibles

Details (cont.)
! Typical Federal style
design motifs or acanthus,
rosettes, paterae and floral
ornamentation.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 3
Convex Mirror with
candle holders and
eagle and acanthus leaf
design motif.
http://www.windsorhouseantiques
.co.uk/stock/d/regency-period-convexmirror/216130
Sarcophagus Grate with

pediment and wreath
and lotus design motifs.
http://www.westlandlondon.com/stock/
firegrates/hobgrates/?sold=FALSE&page
=2&lm=3
Detail 4

Lighting Details
Wall sconces, candelabras and

single candle holders
constructed of brass or other
metals.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 1
Typical Federal design motifs,

including the eagle, acanthus
leaves and bead and reel
design.
Mirror and Brass sconce

with eagle motif and
convex mirror.
http://www.polyvore.com/pw_vintage
_lighting_pair_two/thing?id=10117106
Federal style brass sconce

with eagle, acanthus leaf
and rosette design motifs.
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting
/sconces-wall-lights/pair-old-americanfederal-style-two-light-sconces/idf_291023/
Detail 2

Lighting Details (cont.)
Glass shades manufactured by

Boston Sandwich glass Co.
during later period of Federal
design style with metal bases
with typical design motifs.
Image
Description
Web Link
Detail 3
Whale oil lamp with wheat
motif on Boston &
Sandwich Co. glass.
Stepped base with leaf
motif.
http://www.prices4antiques.com/FluidLamp-Sandwich-Glass-Cut-EngravedOverlay-Blue-Cut-to-Clear-11-inchD9823952.html
Brass sconce with etched

mirror back.
https://www.rubylane.com/item/378494rl1494/Antique-Neoclassical-BrassCopper-Wheel-Cut
Detail 4
April Bryant & Edwardina Jones

INTA302 P01 - Residential Design II
Instructor Michelle Kirckpatrick
Part I - Residential Transitional Housing Interviews
Transitional housing is supportive housing that helps fight the homeless problem in todays society.
(TransitionalHousing.org) The women and/or families that populate these homes have had some event
impact their lives that require them to seek shelter and other forms of outside help. These life-
impacting events range from homelessness, substance abuse/addiction, abuse in the home or other
poor living environments. Transitional housing facilities were created to help women take themselves
and their children out of these situations so that they are able to take the first step to improve their
quality of living. After completing interviews with representatives of two facilities of this type, we have
gained a wealth of information that will allow us to objectively create a space for women and families
such as these that will contain the essentials that they need to function comfortably while they inhabit
these spaces.
The first organization we interviewed was Alpha-Omega Miracle home, it is a Christian faith based
transitional home located in St. Augustine, Florida. This organization offers residential transitional
housing for homeless, soon to be homeless single mothers
and pregnant women ages 18-28 for up two years while
they work to transition to independent and permanent
homes. They also offer permanent supportive housing for
homeless senior women over 60. However, if the senior
women can no longer take care of themselves they are
then transferred to senior citizen homes that are equipped
to care for them. Dorothy Parker, the receptionist and
intake coordinator at the facility was very helpful in
Figure 1: Alpha-Omega's current housing units

care for approximately 87 women & children
annually.
providing details on what her role is at the facility as well as providing information on what the facilities
goals are and the programs that they offer. Dorothy interviews, screens and provides training and
orientation for those that are volunteering at the facility. She also coordinates background checks and
leads presentations at churches and community events. During the interview, Dorothy explained that
the goal of this organization was to enable women to be self-sufficient by the time that they get ready to
leave this facility. They strive to provide women with a good education that will help them land
employment that will allow them to take care of themselves and their children. They work towards
achieving this goal with each individual by helping women obtain their GEDs and by offering several
classes such as financial literacy and life skill classes and programs that provide women with emotional

and social support through counseling and an assistance program that allows them to achieve financial
stability through employment.
Alpha-Omega Miracle Home provides women and their children with two-bedroom apartments that are
fully furnished and that contain all major appliances including dishwashers, stoves and washers and
dryers. For meetings and other events the women typically gather in the living room of one of the ladies
apartments or being a faith based organization modeled on Christian values, they also gather at church
for services and bible studies. The needs of the women and children who are housed by this facility
differ, typically they arrive with nothing, so the organization provides
everything from clothing, shoes, food and baby items to childcare and
transportation. With plans in mind for their new facility, Dorothy
recommended that for facilities that are to house children, providing
a special playroom/area for the children to play and interact with
each other and an on-site daycare would be helpful so that it provides
Figure 2: Alpha-Omega's thrift store has
everything from sporting equipment,
furniture, appliances, electronics, clothes
and toys to media. All funding goes
towards the support of women, children
and seniors that they taken in and the
many programs they offer.
a place for the children to stay while the women attend work or
classes.

The second organization we interviewed is Calvary Womens
Services located in Washington, DC. This organization offers
three housing programs for women whose goal is to help them mentally, physically and emotionally by
offering programs, classes and assistance to help them reach their desired paths in life. The programs
vary by the amount of support each group of women requires. The first program, the Calvary
Transitional Housing program helps homeless women by providing homes for them and also helping
them to recover from substance and physical abuse/healing from trauma that they may have
experienced, as well as helping them to secure income from employment and benefits. The Pathways
program is another program within this organization that offers stability and support to women who
have been chronically homeless. These women are provided a comfortable space where they can build
their individual skills and create communities with others. The Sister Circle program is the last program
that they offer, it is a permanent housing program for women who live independently and continue to

receive long-term support while in recovery from substance addiction. Sister Circle prides itself on being
a close-knit community of peer support.
Michelle Woodall works as a receptionist for this organization; she provided a lot of information about
the programs offered as well as details on the basic housing set up for the members of each program.
She explained that Calvary Womens Services serves single women only, by providing them with housing
and employment for up to 24 months or indefinitely depending on
which program they belong to. The programs/services that they
offer include Case Management, Finance & Money management,
Life skills, Math, Arts & Crafts, Spanish and Dance classes. They also
offer classes to help women to get their GEDs and have created a
program called the Step-Up program, which are a series of job
Figure 3: Art classes are one of the
many classes offered at Calvary
Womens Services.
readiness courses.
The building in which this organization is located is two stories with
a basement. There are no private rooms in this facility; women are paired up two to four to a room with
enough furniture to allow them each an adequate amount of storage. On each floor of the two-story
building there are community bathrooms, a lounge area and a kitchenette for each woman to share. On
the first floor there is a kitchen and a large dining room to offer meals that are prepared by the
organizations staff. For classes and discussions women typically gather in a recreation room or a large
classroom located on the basement level. Per Michelle, two design aspects that should be considered
are making sure that all living areas are ADA accessible and that appropriate safety features are kept in
mind when housing children so that everyone can live comfortably within their spaces.
At the completion of these interviews we have learned that the needs of these organizations can vary
dependent on the programs that are offered and the people that they are meant to serve. It is also
considerably important to contemplate the needs of the individuals as well to ensure that a safe,
functional and comfortable living environment is created.

Color Palette #1
Muted blues were very popular in
Federal Style. Blue evokes a feeling
of calmness and serenity as well as
a sense of security and trust. The
pale blue gives a more relaxing,
friendly and inviting feel. The
brown brings in nature and add a
reliable and sturdy feel.
Figure 1
Color Palette # 2
Federal Style also included
Pumpkins, cream, tan and yellow.
The colors in this scheme are
consider to be warm with and the
blue adds a bit of contrast. Warm
colors often evoke happiness,
optimism and energy.
Figure 2
Color Palette #3
Turquoise, Grayed greens, Ivory
and other creamy hues with
silver or gold as accents were
popular colors in America when
the Federal Design style was at
it's apex. This combination of
colors together promotes a
sense of calm because of their
similar tones and lack of
saturation
Figure 3
FURNITURE SPECIFICATION SHEET

PROJECT: Guiding Light Transitional Home for
Women & Children
DESIGNER: April Bryant
KEY: F1
ROOM: Gathering Space - Main Area
MANUFACTURER: Lexington Furniture
ITEM/NAME: Richmond Rectangular Cocktail
Table
FINISH: Ribbon Stripe Mahogany Veneer, w/ Blk
Ebony Inlay/ 708-945
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $1,149.00

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST: $1,49.00
DESCRIPTION:
Dim
52W x 32D x 18.75H
REMARKS:
http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/cocktail-table/item/01-0708-945

Women & Children
KEY: F2
MANUFACTURER: Drexel Heritage
ITEM/NAME: Gaige Sofa/ D20144-S
FINISH: Dark Antique
FABRIC: Body & Pillows
MANUFACTURER: Drexel Heritage Upholstery
ITEM #/NAME: 10301-0
COLOR: Brown/Black
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
MANUFACTURER: Kravet
ITEM #/NAME: Legendary Classic Navy/
24247.540
COLOR: Blue/Yellow/Gold
PATTERN:
REPEAT: Vertical 13.5

UNITS NEEDED: 1
DESCRIPTION:
Dimensions - 88W x 43D x 38H
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/All-Furniture/Drexel-Heritage-Upholstery/i442832-Drexel-Gaige-Sofa.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F3
ITEM/NAME: Elaine Chair - 1679-11
FINISH: Calais
FABRIC: Small Pattern Fabrics
COLOR: Beige/Tan
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $785.00

UNITS NEEDED: 2
DESCRIPTION:
28W x 27D x 33.5H
Dim Dimensions:
REMARKS:
http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/chair/item/01-1679-11

Women & Children
KEY: F4
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: Lounge Chair 10-66410
FINISH: Mahagony 2
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM #/NAME: 10-66410
COLOR: Blue
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
DESCRIPTION:
W 31.00 x D 33.00 x H 36.00, Seat Height 19.00, Arm Height 24.00 COM: 7.50 yds
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/10-66410?position=65&list=ecMd7bTSleJibHtUtryHcwpUdYe297K8I_7KGUX2FhM

Women & Children
KEY: F5
MANUFACTURER: Lexington
ITEM/NAME: Bellport Bench 1773-25
FINISH: Calais
FABRIC: Damask Fabrics
MANUFACTURER: Lexington
COLOR: Gray
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST: $950.00
DESCRIPTION: Side Chair

W 59.00 x D 21.00 x H 20.50, Seat Height 20.00
REMARKS:
http://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/ottomans--bench/item/01-1773-25

Women & Children
KEY: F6
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: Side Chair 11-73643
FINISH: Mahogany 2
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM #/NAME: 11-73643
COLOR: Yellow
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
DESCRIPTION: Side Chair

W 25.00 x D27.00 x H 38.00, Seat Height 18.00, Arm Height 19.00COM: 3.50 yds
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/11-73643?position=112&list=BcCtL0d8oWuneyN57w5vDiQeHISWDDknL28BlorF2SY

Women & Children
KEY: F7
ROOM: Gathering Space - Kitchenette
ITEM/NAME: Homage Banquette/ 175-779
FINISH: Peppercorn
FABRIC: Chenille Jacquard Fabrics
Upholstery
ITEM #/NAME: 40335-45
COLOR: Yellow/Green
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
DESCRIPTION:
DIMENSIONS - 60"W x 22"D x 36"H
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Dining-Room-Furniture/Acclamations/i442748-Drexel-Homage-Banquette.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F8
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: Table/ 40-82517-30
FINISH: Cafelle
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Blue
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 3
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/40-82517-30?position=21&list=BCU9NnRbgEWP2QYjpB9quj6kc9QhzvMajM5JGUqMTP0

Women & Children
KEY: F9
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: 11-75658
FINISH: Cafelle
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM #/NAME: 11-75658
COLOR: Blue
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 3
DESCRIPTION:
DIMENSIONS - 20.75"W x 24.50"D x 36.00"H, Seat Height: 19.00, Seat Depth: 18.50
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/11-75658?position=30&list=vvvuhLw3Ce4D_CuptVXCaUnusqvB8eNJz5p4w4Xr58o

Women & Children
KEY: F10
ROOM: Gathering Space - Living Area
ITEM/NAME: Sara Settee/ D20122-SE
FINISH:
FABRIC: Jacquard Fabrics
Upholstery
ITEM #/NAME: 70594-35
COLOR: Yellow
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Living-Room-Furniture/Drexel-Heritage-Upholstery/i439578-Drexel-SaraSettee.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F11
MANUFACTURER: Theodore Alexander
ITEM/NAME: Gabrielles Armchair/ 4100-787CK
FINISH: Mahogany
FABRIC: Cream Damask
ITEM #/NAME: 787CK
COLOR: Cream
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
DESCRIPTION:
DIMENSIONS - 25.25"W x 32.00"D x 42.50"H
REMARKS:
https://www.theodorealexander.com/ProductDetail.aspx?itemid=4F87D5E5-7F8F-4AC4-8B9F-A855EC283E10

Women & Children
KEY: F12
ITEM/NAME: Sherry Table/ 5000-245
FINISH: Medium Brown
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST: $676.00
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
https://www.theodorealexander.com/productdetail.aspx?itemid=55b800b4-b018-443d-80c0-82cf55fb1fa1

Women & Children
KEY: F13
MANUFACTURER: David Lee Furniture
ITEM/NAME: Avignon Console Table
FINISH: Parchment w/ Dark Walnut Top
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST: $483.00
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://members.steelyardaccess.com/company/9387/products

Women & Children
KEY: F14
ROOM: Apartments - Living Area
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: Sofa 30-90113SP-1
FINISH: Cafelle
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM #/NAME: 30-90113SP-1
COLOR: Yellow/Beige
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION:
DIMENSIONS - 84.00"W x 36.00"D x 38.00"H, Seat Height: 19.00, Arm Height: 25.900
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/30-90113sp-1?position=30&list=uQ7E0WzcEh5aEcAJraBVFMnuu5ySaYj47mxBN4dR1X4

Women & Children
KEY: F15
MANUFACTURER: David Lee
Furniture
ITEM/NAME: Cambridge Chest/ CC34
FINISH: Coffee/ CF-Paint
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://members.steelyardaccess.com/company/9387/product/483587

Women & Children
KEY: F16
ITEM/NAME: Heritage Coffee Table
FINISH: Sagebrush/HCT1
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:

Women & Children
KEY: F17
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM/NAME: Bar Stool 11-75601-3
FINISH: Cafelle
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: JLF
ITEM #/NAME: 11-75601-3
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 12
DESCRIPTION:
DIMENSIONS - 18.00"W x 20.00"D x 37.00"H, Seat Height: 24.00, Seat Depth: 18.00
REMARKS:
http://www.jlfurnishings.com/11-75601-3?position=6&list=Mf-6LqIEV6aJzAnY9L9crGhwzksotllWuFrkifmsWac

Women & Children
KEY: F19
ITEM/NAME: Hartford Bookcase/ HB54
FINISH: Mushroom
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:

Women & Children
KEY: F20
ROOM: Apartments - Bedroom 1
ITEM/NAME: Panel Headboard/ 925 Headboard
FINISH: Light Cherry
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Bedroom-Furniture/dh-Wood/i438430-Drexel-Panel-Headboard.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F21
ROOM: Apartments - Bedroom 2
ITEM/NAME: Panel Headboard/ 925-316
Headboard
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 2
TOTAL COST: $974.00
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Bedroom-Furniture/dh-Wood/i435583-Drexel-Panel-Headboard-Twin.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F22
ROOM: Apartments - Bedrooms
ITEM/NAME: Nightstand 925-260
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 6
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Bedroom-Furniture/dh-Wood/i435575-Drexel-Night-Stand.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F23
ITEM/NAME: Dresser 925-201
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 6
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
http://www.drexelheritage.com/Furniture/Bedroom-Furniture/dh-Wood/i435568-Drexel-Dresser.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: F24
ROOM: Directors Office
MANUFACTURER: Furniture Classics
ITEM/NAME: Barley Twist Desk w/
Parquet Top - 78074QU
FINISH: Dark Wood
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR: Bronze
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
TOTAL COST: $845.00
DESCRIPTION:
REMARKS:
FINISH SPECIFICATION SHEET

Women & Children
KEY: P1
ROOM: Entry & Halls/Common Areas
Above Trim
MANUFACTURER: Benjamin Moore
ITEM/NAME: Natura Paint
FINISH: BLUEBERRY HILL/ 812 - Flat
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
TOTAL COST: $188.00
DESCRIPTION: One gallon will cover 400 square feet. To cover walls 7-0 above trim.
REMARKS:
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/blueberryhill

Women & Children
KEY: P2
ROOM: Entry, Halls & Gathering Spaces Trim
FINISH: WINTERWOOD/1486 EGGSHELL
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 3
TOTAL COST: $141.00
DESCRIPTION: One gallon of paint will cover 400 square feet. To cover trim 3-0 up the base
of walls.
REMARKS:
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/winterwood

Women & Children
KEY: WC1
ROOM: Gathering Area - Throughout
MANUFACTURER: Kravet
ITEM/NAME: Echo Heirloom Collection
FINISH: Paper
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: Echo Design
ITEM #/NAME: W3269.3
COLOR:
PATTERN: Up the Bolt
REPEAT: 27

UNITS NEEDED: 6
TOTAL COST: $744.00
DESCRIPTION: One roll will cover 74.06 square feet, 27 Width

REMARKS:
http://search.kravet.com/Kravet-Paper/W3269.3-400/ItemInformation.aspx

Women & Children
KEY: P3
ROOM: Apartments - Bedrooms/ Common Area
FINISH: WINTERWOOD/1486 Flat
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 26
DESCRIPTION: One gallon of paint will cover 400 square feet. To cover trim 3-0 up the base
of walls.
REMARKS:
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/winterwood

Women & Children
KEY: W1
ROOM: Entry, Directors Office, Halls
& Common Areas, Gathering
Area - Throughout, Apartment
Living/Kitchen/Dining Areas
MANUFACTURER: Shaw
ITEM/NAME: Jackson Avenue
Collection
FINISH: Esplande Aven 002010
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $7.30 s/f

UNITS NEEDED: 2,800 sf
DESCRIPTION: Green Guard certified

REMARKS:
https://shawfloors.com/flooring/hardwood/details/jackson-square-sw530/esplanade-avenue

Women & Children
KEY: T1
ROOM: Public Restroom & Apartment Baths
MANUFACTURER: Shaw
ITEM/NAME: San Francisco
FINISH: Presidio
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $9.90 s.f.

UNITS NEEDED: 330 s.f.
DESCRIPTION: Green Guard certified

REMARKS:
https://shawfloors.com/flooring/tile-and-stone/details/san-franciso-hexagon-cs65m/presidio

Women & Children
KEY: CPT1
MANUFACTURER: Shaw Flooring
ITEM/NAME: Lasting Hope
Collection
FINISH: Coastal Breeze - 00437
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:
PRICE PER UNIT: $27.45/SY

UNITS NEEDED: 92.00 sy
DESCRIPTION: Damask Drapery

REMARKS:
https://www.e-designtrade.com/searchnew9.asp?typ=KFCP
LIGHTING SPECIFICATION SHEET

Women & Children
KEY: L1
ROOM: Directors Office
MANUFACTURER: Currey & Company
ITEM/NAME: Eminence Chandelier/9254
FINISH: Wrought Iron & Wood
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
DESCRIPTION: Dimensions: 37H x 30Dia

REMARKS:
General/ Indirect Lighting

Women & Children
KEY: L2
ROOM: Directors Office, Gathering Space
ITEM/NAME: Anise Wall Sconce/ 5010
FINISH: Silver Leaf
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 6
DESCRIPTION: Dimensions: 11w x 6d x 17h

REMARKS:
Decorative/ Accent Lighting

Women & Children
KEY: L3
ITEM/NAME: Promenade Chandelier/ 9632
FINISH: Italian Silver
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 1
DESCRIPTION: Dimensions: 53h x 48dia

REMARKS:
Decorative/ Indirect Lighting

Women & Children
KEY: L4
MANUFACTURER: Access Lighting
ITEM/NAME: Linen Ceiling Flush mount
FINISH: Linen/Silver
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 6
TOTAL COST: $690.00
DESCRIPTION: 4.75h x 15.75dia

REMARKS:

Women & Children
KEY: L5
ROOM: Apartments - Living Room
MANUFACTURER: Lite Source Inc.
ITEM/NAME: Vevina Semi-Flush
FINISH: Mocha/Crystal
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 4
DESCRIPTION: Dimensions: 16w x 16d x 14h

REMARKS:

Women & Children
KEY: L6
ROOM: Gathering Space & Entry
MANUFACTURER: Nora Lighting
ITEM/NAME: 5 650 Lumen LED Diamond II Reflector
NLEDC Retrofit Trim - 5219
FINISH: WW - Spectacular White Reflector w/ White
Flange
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER:
ITEM #/NAME:
COLOR:
General/ Direct Lighting
PATTERN:
REPEAT:

UNITS NEEDED: 45
NHRIC - 5G24ATFL
5 Airtight GU24 Remodel Housing
DESCRIPTION: Green Energy Efficient Lighting, 650 lumen output reduces the number of units
required to achieve desired foot-candle levels.
REMARKS:
http://www.noralighting.com/Product.aspx?&pid=9922
Stairways, handrails,
guardrails, elevator
STAIR DESIGN AND

ELEVATOR
GATHERING SPACE
Square feet
Means of egress
Doors and Windows
Lighting and Ventilation
LOCAL CODE
CODES ANALYSIS/UPDATES
List the code in this column (there may be
In this column provide evidence from plan to support
more than one relevant code that pertains compliance; or describe any updates needed to meet code
to your project)
requirements
1009.12 Handrails. Stairways shall have
handrails on each side and shall comply
with Section 1012. Where glass is used
to provide the handrail, the handrail shall
also comply with
Section 2407.2. Stairways within dwelling
units, spiral stairways and
stairways have handrail on both sides.
aisle stairs serving seating only on one
side are permitted
to have a handrail on one side only
Stairways serving an occupant load of
less than 50
shall have a width of not less than 36
inches (914
mm).
1029.2 Minimum size. Emergency
escape and rescue openingsshall
have a minimum net clear opening of 5.7
775#SF##meets#the#requirments#of#all#added#sec6on#and#code
square feet
(0.53 m2).
Egress shall not pass through kitchens,
storage rooms,
closets or spaces used for similar
purposes.SECTION 1014
All#exits#sign#should#be#clearly#mark#with#illumina6ng#sign
An exit access shall not pass through a
room that can be
locked to prevent egress.
Section R311.3 of the 2012 IRC and

Section 1008.1.7 of the 2012 IBC restrict
the threshold height of the required exit
door in residences to 1 inches or
inches, depending upon the type of door,
from the top of the threshold to the floor
or landing on each side of the door.
Where two
exits or exitaccess doorways are required
from any portion of
the exitaccess, the exitdoors or
exitaccess doorwaysshall be
placed a distance apart equal to not less
than one-half of the
length of the maximum overall diagonal
dimension of the
building or area to be served measured in
a straight line
between exit doors or exit access
doorways. Interlocking or
scissorstairs shall be counted as one exit
stairway
LOCAL CODE
more than one relevant code that pertains
to your project)
1205.1 General. Every space intended for
human occupancy
shall be provided with natural light by
means of exterior glazed
openings in accordance with Section
1205.2 or shall be provided
with artificial light in accordance with
Section 1205.3
1203.4 Natural ventilation. Natural
ventilation of an occupied
space shall be through windows, doors,
All#door#width#is#minimum#of#36"#
compliance; or describe any updates needed to meet code
requirements
All#living#space#should#have#natural#ligh6ng.#Natural#ven6la6on#of#
an#occupied
space#shall#be#through#windows,#doors,#louvers#or#other
openings#to#the#outdoors.#The#opera6ng#mechanism#for#such
openings#shall#be#provided#with#ready#access#so#that#the#
openings
are#readily#controllable#by#the#building#occupants.
Electrical and Smoke

Detection
than one-half of the

length of the maximum overall diagonal
dimension of the
building or area to be served measured in
a straight line
between exit doors or exit access
doorways. Interlocking or
scissorstairs shall be counted as one exit
stairway
LOCAL CODE
more than one relevant code that pertains
to your project)
1205.1 General. Every space intended for
human occupancy
shall be provided with natural light by
means of exterior glazed
openings in accordance with Section
1205.2 or shall be provided
with artificial light in accordance with
Section 1205.3
1203.4 Natural ventilation. Natural
ventilation of an occupied
space shall be through windows, doors,
louvers or other
openings to the outdoors.
408.6.1 Smoke compartments. The
maximum number of residents in any
smoke compartment shall be 200. The
travel distance to a door in a smoke
barrierfrom any room door required as
exit access shall not exceed 150 feet (45
720 mm). The travel distance to a door in
a smoke barrier from any point in a room
shall not exceed 200 feet (60 960 mm).
compliance; or describe any updates needed to meet code
requirements
All#living#space#should#have#natural#ligh6ng.#Natural#ven6la6on#of#
an#occupied
space#shall#be#through#windows,#doors,#louvers#or#other
openings#to#the#outdoors.#The#opera6ng#mechanism#for#such
openings#shall#be#provided#with#ready#access#so#that#the#
openings
are#readily#controllable#by#the#building#occupants.
Smoke#alarms#in#every#sleeping#area
LOCAL CODE
List the code in this column (there may be more than one relevant code
that pertains to your project)
DRAWING(
LABEL
RESIDENTIAL UNIT
(APARTMENT)
In this column provide evidence from plan to
support compliance; or describe any updates
needed to meet code requirements
Square Feet: 632 - 740 SF 1208.3 Room area.

Every dwelling unit shall have no fewer than one room that shall have not less than 120
square feet (13.9 m2) of net floor area. Other habitable rooms shall have a net floor area
of not less than 70 square feet (6.5 m2).
All kitchen passageways are 36" or more. All habitable
1208.1 Minimum room widths.
spaces meet the requirements of this code.
Habitable spaces, other than a kitchen, shall be not less than 7 feet (2134 mm) in any
plan dimension. Kitchens shall have a clear passageway of not less than 3 feet (914
mm) between counter fronts and appliances or counter fronts and walls.
Means of egress
Section 1005.1
- The minimum width of a corridor within a dwelling unite should be no less than 36"
- In Group R-2 and R-3 occupancies, one means of egress is permitted within and from
individual dwelling units with a maximum occupant load of 20 where the dwelling unit is
equipped throughout with an automatic sprinkler system in accordance with Section
903.3.1.1 or 903.3.1.2.
Doors and Windows
1205.2 Natural light.

The minimum net glazed area shall be not less than
8 percent of the floor area of the room served.
1203.4 Natural ventilation.
Natural ventilation of an occupied space shall be
through windows, doors, louvers or other openings
to the outdoors. The operating mechanism for such openings shall be provided with
ready access so that the openings are readily controllable by the
building occupants.
1203.4.2.1 Bathrooms.
Rooms containing bathtubs, showers, spas and similar bathing fixtures shall be
mechanically ventilated in accordance with the International Mechanical Code.
B
LOCAL CODE
DRAWING(
LABEL
Detection
All$hallways$within$each$dwelling$unit$are$at$a$minimum$36"$in$
width.
One$exit$is$provided$from$each$dwelling$unit$leading$to$the$
Gathering
Space$with$direct$access$to$an$egress$door.
Every$dwelling$space$included$in$this$plan,$excluding$restrooms$
has$a$window$with$24sf$of$glazing.$$Windows$have$been$added$
and$are$placed$throughout$to$meet$this$guideline.
Every$area$is$to$be$venHlated$either$through$a$natural$source$
(window/
door$openings),$exhaust$fan$and$heaHng/cooling$system.
[F] 907.5 Occupant notification systems.

A fire alarm system shall annunciate at the fire alarm control unit and shall initiate
occupant notification upon activation, in accordance with Sections 907.5.1 through
907.5.2.3.4. Where a fire alarm system is required by another section of this code, it
shall be activated by:
1. Automatic fire detectors.
2. Automatic sprinkler system waterflow devices.
3. Manual fire alarm boxes.
4. Automatic fire-extinguishing systems.
Every$dwelling$unit$and$shared$space$will$be$ouMiNed$with$the$
Doors and Windows

B
individual dwelling units with a maximum occupant load of 20 where the dwelling unit is
equipped throughout with an automatic sprinkler system in accordance with Section
903.3.1.1 or 903.3.1.2.
One$exit$is$provided$from$each$dwelling$unit$leading$to$the$
Gathering
Space$with$direct$access$to$an$egress$door.
1205.2 Natural light.

The minimum net glazed area shall be not less than
8 percent of the floor area of the room served.
1203.4 Natural ventilation.
Natural ventilation of an occupied space shall be
through windows, doors, louvers or other openings
to the outdoors. The operating mechanism for such openings shall be provided with
ready access so that the openings are readily controllable by the
building occupants.
1203.4.2.1 Bathrooms.
Rooms containing bathtubs, showers, spas and similar bathing fixtures shall be
mechanically ventilated in accordance with the International Mechanical Code.
Every$dwelling$space$included$in$this$plan,$excluding$restrooms$
has$a$window$with$24sf$of$glazing.$$Windows$have$been$added$
and$are$placed$throughout$to$meet$this$guideline.
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[F] 903.3.2 Quick-response and residential sprinklers.

Where automatic sprinkler systems are required by this code, quick-response or
residential automatic sprinklers shall be installed in the following areas in accordance
with Section 903.3.1 and their listings:
1. Throughout all spaces within a smoke compartment containing care recipient sleeping
units in Group I-2 in accordance with this code.
2. Throughout all spaces within a smoke compartment containing treatment rooms in
ambulatory care facilities.
3. Dwelling units and sleeping units in Group I-1 and R occupancies.
4. Light-hazard occupancies as defined in NFPA 13.
Plumbing Fixtures
[F] 907.5 Occupant notification systems.

A fire alarm system shall annunciate at the fire alarm control unit and shall initiate
occupant notification upon activation, in accordance with Sections 907.5.1 through
907.5.2.3.4. Where a fire alarm system is required by another section of this code, it
shall be activated by:
1. Automatic fire detectors.
2. Automatic sprinkler system waterflow devices.
3. Manual fire alarm boxes.
4. Automatic fire-extinguishing systems.
Every$area$is$to$be$venHlated$either$through$a$natural$source$
(window/
door$openings),$exhaust$fan$and$heaHng/cooling$system.
1210.4 Toilet room location.

Toilet rooms shall not open directly into a room used
for the preparation of food for service to the public.
1210.2.1 Floors and wall bases.
In other than dwelling units, toilet, bathing and shower room floor finish materials shall
have a smooth, hard, nonabsorbent surface. The intersections of such floors with walls
shall have a smooth, hard, nonabsorbent vertical base that extends upward onto the
walls not less than 4 inches (102 mm).
1210.2.2 Walls and partitions.
Walls and partitions within 2 feet (610 mm) of service sinks, urinals and water closets
shall have a smooth, hard, nonabsorbent surface, to a height of not less than 4 feet
(1219 mm) above the floor, and except for structural elements, the materials used in
such walls shall be of a type that is not adversely affected by moisture.
Exception: This section does not apply to the following buildings and spaces:
1. Dwelling units and sleeping units.
2. Toilet rooms that are not accessible to the public and which have not more than one
water closet.
Accessories such as grab bars, towel bars, paper dispensers and soap dishes, provided
on or within walls, shall be installed and sealed to protect structural elements from
moisture.
Every$dwelling$unit$and$shared$space$will$be$ouMiNed$with$the$
appropriate$amount$of$smoke$detectors,$carbon$monoxide$
detectors$and/or$sprinkler$system$to$meet$these$code$
requirements.
All$interior$nish$materials$will$closely$follow$all$code$
requirements.$$
No$bathroom$opens$directly$into$a$kitchen.
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14'-0"
BEDROOM #1
196 SF
BEDROOM #1
156 SF
PUBLIC REST. 1'-8"

50 SF
GATHERING AREA
915 SF
DIRECTOR'S
OFFICE
210 SF
UP
LOBBY/WAITING
220 SF
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
4'-6"
14'-0"
18'-8"
APRIL BRYANT
SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLAN
14'-0"
DRAWN BY:
14'-0"
1210.4
&
1210.2.1
ART INSTITUTE OF PITTSBURGH ONLINE DIVISION
14'-0"
1205.2
BEDROOM #1
156 SF
INTA302 - RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II

MARCH 15, 2016
BATH
70 SF
17'-4"
KITCHEN/LIVING/DINING
265 SF
BEDROOM #1
196 SF
CLASS:
DATE:
4'-6"
BEDROOM #2
112 SF
BATH
70 SF
4'-6"
3'-0"
18'-6"
1005.1 & 903.3.1.1
1208.1 & 1208.3
4'-6"
265 SF
5'-0"
17'-4"
907.5 & 903.3.2
51'-9"
907.5 & 903.3.2
BATH
70 SF
4'-6"
4'-3"
265 SF
265 SF
4'-6"
1203.4 & 1203.4.2.1
BATH
70 SF
8'-1"
18'-8"
4'-9"
10'-6"
18'-3"
6'-3"
4'-6"
10'-6"
13'-8"
4'-6"
17'-4"
BEDROOM #2
112 SF
14'-0"
GUIDING LIGHT WOMEN & CHILDREN'S

TRANSITIONAL HOME
BOSTON, MA
92'-0"
17'-4"
Cost Estimating Table

$ 833,175.00
Total Budget @ $175 per sf for 4,761 sf

Design Consulting Fee @ 8%
$
$
$
Permits & Insurance

Freight & Installation @ 2%
HVAC/Mechanical
Electrical
Plumbing
Structural
Data/Communication
Smoke/Fire
Contingency @ 7%
$ 333,270.00
Total Remaining for FF&E
Director's Office
Floor
Ceiling
Walls - Upper
Walls - Lower
Window Treatments
Furniture
58,322.25
$ 341,601.75
Measurement/
Qty
Unit
210
2
2
1
SF
EA
EA
EA
Treatment
Wood Flooring
Paint
Paint
Paint
Equipment
Lighting
CC Eminence Chandelier
Anise Sconce
NL Recessed Trim & Housing
Art & Accessories
Plumbing Fixtures
Other
Total Per Room
66,654.00
24,995.25
8,331.75
1
2
6
-
ea
ea
ea
Lighting
Lighting
Lighting
Estimated
Cost
Cost Per
$
$
$
$
$
$
7.30
47.00
47.00
47.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,560.00
400.00
85.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,533.00
94.00
94.00
47.00
1,560.00
800.00
510.00
-
Labor Cost
Total Cost
$
$
$
$
$
$
919.80
56.40
56.40
28.20
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,452.80
150.40
150.40
75.20
1,560.00
800.00
510.00
5,698.80

Measurement/
Gathering Space
Qty
Floor (Typ.)
Ceiling (Typ.)
Walls - Main
Unit
Treatment
Estimated
Cost Per
Cost
Labor Cost
Total Cost
1200
6
SF
EA
Wood
Paint
$
$
7.30 $
47.00 $
8,760.00 $ 5,256.00 $
282.00 $
169.20 $
14,016.00
451.20
Upper
Lower
4
3
EA
EA
Wallpaper
Paint
$
$
124.00 $
47.00 $
496.00 $
141.00 $
297.60 $
84.60 $
793.60
225.60
Upper
Lower
5
1
EA
EA
Wallpaper
Paint
$
$
124.00 $
47.00 $
620.00 $
47.00 $
372.00 $
28.20 $
992.00
75.20
Upper
Lower
2
1
EA
EA
Wallpaper
Paint
$
$
124.00 $
47.00 $
248.00 $
47.00 $
148.80 $
28.20 $
396.80
75.20
Rectangular Cocktail Table

DH Sofa
LF Elaine Chair
JLF Lounge Chair
LF Bellport Bench
JLF Side Chair
DH Homage Banquette
JLF Table
JLF Chair
DH Sara Settee
TA Gabrielle's Arm Chair
TA Sherry Table
DL Avignon Console Table
Equipment
Lighting
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
2
1
1
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
Furniture
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,149.00
3,875.00
785.00
1,890.00
950.00
1,216.00
2,900.00
875.00
615.00
1,911.00
1,376.00
676.00
483.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,149.00
3,875.00
1,570.00
3,780.00
1,900.00
2,432.00
5,800.00
2,625.00
1,845.00
1,911.00
2,752.00
676.00
483.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,149.00
3,875.00
1,570.00
3,780.00
1,900.00
2,432.00
5,800.00
2,625.00
1,845.00
1,911.00
2,752.00
676.00
483.00
-
CC Prominence Chandelier
CC Anise Wall Sconce
NL Recessed Trim & Housing
Art & Accessories
1
4
39
ea
ea
ea
Lighting
Lighting
Lighting
$
$
$
$
6,490.00
400.00
85.00
-
$
$
$
$
6,490.00
1,600.00
3,315.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6,490.00
1,600.00
3,315.00
-
$
$
$
$
$ 59,228.60
Walls - Living Area
Walls - Kitchenette
Window Treatments
Furniture
Plumbing Fixtures
Other
Total Per Room
$
$
$
$
1- Bedroom Apartments
(Typ.)

Measurement/
Qty
Unit
265
18
70
2.5
8
sf
sy
sf
ea
ea
Wood
Carpet
Tile
Paint
Paint
$
$
$
$
$
7.30
27.45
9.90
47.00
47.00
$
$
$
$
$
1,934.50
494.10
693.00
117.50
376.00
$ 1,160.70 $
$
296.46 $
$
415.80 $
$
70.50 $
$
225.60 $
3,095.20
790.56
1,108.80
188.00
601.60
JLF Sofa
DL Cambridge Chest
Heritage Coffee Table
JLF Barstool
DH Hartford Bookcase
DH Panel Queen Headboard
DH Nightstand
DH Dresser
Equipment
Lighting
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
Living Area Furniture

Bedroom 1 Furniture
Bedroom 1 Furniture
Bedroom 1 Furniture
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
315.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
945.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
945.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
-
AL Linen Ceiling Flushmount

LSI Vevina Semi-Flush
Art & Accessories
Plumbing Fixtures
Other
Total Per Room
2
1
ea
ea
Lighting
Lighting
$
$
$
$
$
115.00
275.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
230.00
275.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
230.00
$
275.00
$
$
$
$ 12,886.16
Treatment
Estimated
Cost
Cost Per
Labor Cost
Total Cost
Floor
Living/Kitchen/Dining
Bedroom
Bathroom
Ceiling
Walls
Window Treatments
Furniture
2- Bedroom Apartments
(Typ.)

Measurement/
Qty
Unit
378
29
70
3.5
11
sf
sy
sf
ea
ea
Wood
Carpet
Tile
Paint
Paint
$
$
$
$
$
7.30
27.45
9.90
47.00
47.00
$
$
$
$
$
2,759.40
796.05
693.00
164.50
517.00
$ 1,655.64 $
$
477.63 $
$
415.80 $
$
98.70 $
$
310.20 $
4,415.04
1,273.68
1,108.80
263.20
827.20
JLF Sofa
DL Cambridge Chest
DH Heritage Coffee Table
JLF Barstool
DH Hartford Bookcase
DH Panel Queen Headboard
DH Nightstand
DH Dresser
DH Panel Twin Headboard
Equipment
Lighting
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea
ea

Bedroom 1 Furniture
Bedroom 1 Furniture
Bedroom 1 Furniture
Bedroom 2 Furniture
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
315.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
487.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
945.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
487.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,575.00
561.00
407.00
945.00
602.00
587.00
360.00
560.00
487.00
-
AL Linen Ceiling Flushmount

LSI Vevina Semi-Flush
Art & Accessories
Plumbing Fixtures
Other
Total Per Room
2
1
ea
ea
Lighting
Lighting
$
$
$
$
$
115.00
275.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
230.00
275.00
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
230.00
$
275.00
$
$
$
$ 15,476.92
Treatment
Estimated
Cost
Cost Per
Labor Cost
Total Cost
Floor
Living/Kitchen/Dining
Bedrooms
Bathroom
Ceiling
Walls
Window Treatments
Furniture
APRIL BRYANT
DRAWN BY:

TRANSITIONAL HOME
BOSTON, MA
SHEET:
INDEX
AO - COVER PAGE
A1 - SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLAN - 1ST FLOOR
A3 - FURNITURE PLAN
A4 - BUILT-IN FURNITURE UNIT ELEVATION

APRIL 05, 2016
APRIL BRYANT
INTA302: RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE KIRKPATRICK
CLASS:
DATE:
GUIDING LIGHT WOMEN & CHILDREN'S TRANSITIONAL HOME

BOSTON, MA
A4
SHEET:
14'-0"
REF.
18'-3"
4'-6"
CLOSET
5'-0"
CLOSET
14'-0"
14'-0"
14'-0"
18'-8"
APARTMENT #1 - ADA
265 SF
BEDROOM #1
156 SF
APRIL BRYANT
BENCH
PANTRY
BATH
70 SF
DRAWN BY:
5'-0"

MARCH 15, 2016
GATHERING
SPACE:
KITCHENETTE
196 SF
SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLAN

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
REF.
51'-9"
13'-8"
18'-6"
REF.
CLASS:
DATE:
CLOSET
14'-0"
LOBBY/WAITING
220 SF
4'-6"
9'-7"
7'-8"
4'-6"
17'-4"
PUBLIC REST. 1'-8"

50 SF
CASED OPENING W/
TRANSOM ABOVE (TYP.)
5'-0"
PANTRY
STG.
5'-0"
APARTMENT #2 - ADA
378 SF
BEDROOM #1
146 SF
STG.
DIRECTOR'S
OFFICE
165 SF
1
A3
5'-0"
BATH
70 SF
5'-0"
BENCH
BEDROOM #1
156 SF
4'-6"
CLOSET
UP
BATH
70 SF
4'-6"
5'-0"
9'-7"
BEDROOM #2
112 SF
GATHERING
SPACE:
MAIN AREA
504 SF
BENCH
PANTRY
5'-0"
BATH
70 SF
8'-1"
CLOSET
BENCH
CLOSET
4'-6"
APARTMENT #3
378 SF
APARTMENT #4
265 SF
GATHERING
SPACE:
LIVING AREA
196 SF
4'-9"
CLOSET
REF.
REF.
BEDROOM #2
112 SF
18'-8"
4'-6"
10'-6"
6'-9"
CLOSET
BEDROOM #1
146 SF
10'-9"
CLOSET
PANTRY
4'-6"
7'-8"
14'-0"
5'-0"
17'-4"

TRANSITIONAL HOME
BOSTON, MA
92'-0"
A1
LOCATION
QTY
SIZE
MANUFACTUER
F1
RICHMOND RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE
GATHERING AREA - MAIN SPACE
52"W X 32"D X 18.75"H
LEXINGTON FURNITURE
F2
GAIGE SOFA
88"W X 43"D X 38"H
DREXEL HERITAGE
F3
ELAINE CHAIR
28"W X 27"D X 33.5"H
LEXINGTON FURNITURE
F4
LOUNGE CHAIR: 10-66410
31"H X 33"D X 36"H
JL FURNITURE
F5
BELLPORT BENCH
59"W X 21"D X 20.5"H
LEXINGTON FURNITURE
F6
SIDE CHAIR: 11-72643
25"W X 27"D X 38"H
JL FURNITURE
F7
HOMAGE BANQUETTE
GATHERING AREA - KITCHENETTE
60"W X 22"D X 36"H
DREXEL HERITAGE
F8
TABLE: 40-82517-30
30" DIA X 30" H
JL FURNITURE
F9
CHAIR :11-75658
20.75"W X 24.5"D X 36"H
JL FURNITURE
F10
F11
F12
F13
F14
F15
F16
F17
F19
F20
F21
F22
F23
SARA SETTEE
GABRIELLE'S ARMCHAIR
SHERRY TABLE
AVIGNON CONSOLE TABLE
SOFA: 30-901135SP-1
CAMBRIDGE CHEST
HERITAGE COFFEE TABLE
COUNTER STOOL: 1175601-3
HARTFORD BOOKCASE
PANEL HEADBOARD
PANEL HEADBOARD
NIGHTSTAND
DRESSER
GATHERING SPACE - LIVING AREA

APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
APARTMENT - TYPICAL
1
2
1
1
4
4
4
12
4
4
2
6
6
51"W X 32"D X 42"H

25.25"W X 32"D X 42.5"H
14.25"W X 15.25"D X 23"H
52"W X 18"D X 30.5"H
84"W X 36"D X 38"H
45"W X 15.75"D X 34.25"H
42"W X 22.5"D X 20"H
18"W X 20"D X 37" H
54"W X 16.25"D X 48.25"H
69"W X 4"D X 49"H
47"W X 4"D X 49"H
26"W X 17"D X 27"H
62"W X 19"D X 42"H
DREXEL HERITAGE
THEODORE ALEXANDER
THEODORE ALEXANDER
DAVID LEE FURNITURE
JL FURNITURE
DAVID LEE FURNITURE
DAVID LEE FURNITURE
JL FURNITURE
DAVID LEE FURNITURE
DREXEL HERITAGE
DREXEL HERITAGE
DREXEL HERITAGE
DREXEL HERITAGE
A3
SHEET:
ITEM

TRANSITIONAL HOME
BOSTON, MA
KEY
92'-0"
14'-0"
GATHERING SPACE LIVING AREA

F12
F13
F17
CLOSET
F11
5'-0"
ENTRY/LOBBY
F6
5'-0"
DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
F3
F2
ADA BATH
3'-0"
F19
PANTRY
BENCH
APT # 1- ADA
KITCHEN/DINING/
LIVING AREA
F14
F22
CLOSET
5'-0"
F15
REF.
ADA BATH
F19
F16
CLOSET
F9
17'-4"
14'-0"
14'-0"
14'-0"
SCHEMATIC FURNITURE PLAN # 1

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
14'-0"
18'-8"
F8
5'-0"
F17
5'-0"
APRIL BRYANT
3'-0"
F20
DRAWN BY:
REF.
PANTRY
CLOSET
4'-6"
F23
F7
F14
F16
F22
BEDROOM 1
REF.
F17
GATHERING
SPACE KITCHENETTE

MARCH 22, 2016
7'-8"
3'-1"
F15
BEDROOM 1
F23
APT # 2 - ADA
KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING AREA
F20
CASED OPENING W/
TRANSOM ABOVE (TYP.)
18'-6"
3'-7"
4'-6"
5'-0"
5'-0"
9'-7"
BEDROOM 2
F23
51'-9"
UP
BENCH
F1
F5
13'-8"
F6
4'-6"
F22
F4
PUBLIC 1'-8"
RESTROOM
BATH
CLOSET
F21
STG.
CLASS:
DATE:
CLOSET
BENCH
8'-1"
F21
5'-0"
GATHERING SPACE MAIN AREA
4'-6"
9'-7"
F22
PANTRY
4'-6"
F4
REF.
F23
F23
APT # 4
5'-0"
F22
BATH
F19
F11
F20
BENCH
F16
APT # 3
F17
BEDROOM 1
CLOSET
18'-3"
F15
F10
F15
F20
F22
BEDROOM 2
CLOSET
4'-9"
F14
18'-8"
F14
F16
REF.
F19
CLOSET
BEDROOM 1
10'-6"
6'-9"
4'-6"
PANTRY
10'-9"
4'-6"
14'-0"
F23
7'-8"
4'-6"
17'-4"
SHEET:
3'-9"
1'-6"
10'-0"
1'-6"
3'-9"
7'-0"
TRANSOM WINDOW
DIAMOND GLAZING ON DOORS
APRIL BRYANT
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
ENCLOSED STORAGE
DRAWN BY:
WALL BUILT-IN ELEVATION
CHAIR RAIL/WAINSCOT

MARCH 29, 2016
3'-0"
2'-5"
1
A1
HALLWAY BEYOND
CLASS:
DATE:
MAHOGANY WOOD BUILT-IN
6'-8"
10'-0"
2'-1"
CORNICE ON WALL & BUILT-IN

FURNITURE UNIT TO MATCH

TRANSITIONAL HOME
BOSTON, MA
20'-6"
A4
April Bryant
INTA302: Residential Design Planning II
W6A1: Final Compilation, Justification & Reflection
Instructor M. Kirkpatrick
Part I: Justifying the Solution

During this course, along with a partner I was asked to plan the design of a residential facility in our case, in the
Federal Style that is to act as a safe haven for women & children who have gone through some event or events in
their lives that have impacted them so much that they are required to seek shelter from an outside source.
When conceptualizing the design of this space, a Transitional Home for Women & Children, there were quite a
few fundamental elements that needed to be considered; Safety, functionality, comfort & aesthetics were all at
the top of that list of fundamentals. From what I have been required to design, I feel that I have been able to
capture those essentials while creating an environment that is true to the Federal style.
I feel that I was able to adequately work towards capturing the elements of light, texture, pattern and color in
this design, so much so that I believe they are dominant aspects. Natural and artificial lighting along with color
is manipulated in this space to help support the intended concept of a calm and relaxing interior. A blend of
light and dark muted colors, reminiscent of those used during the Federal design period, were selected in an
analogous color scheme to assist in creating this environment that was intended to be light, soothing and airy.
Large windows and doors along with interior transom windows were placed so to help spread light to the rooms
within the center of this space. Artificial lighting is to be placed to ensure that no room or hallway feels dark or
dreary. Various textures and patterns are present through the use of upholstery, flooring and on wall
applications. Stripes, damask and classical design motifs are used in many areas of this space to help support
the Federal style. Repeating these patterns and colors I believe will help to visually connect each of the spaces
and to help the design reach the point of successfully obtaining the very important principle of Harmony.
As mentioned above, having the inhabitants feel comfortable within these spaces was very important. After
researching existing facilities such as this, it was made apparent that many of these families are different and
come from a variety of backgrounds. With this in mind I wanted to ensure that the apartment units mainly,
since most time would be spent in this spaces, be adaptable to the residents by providing adequate storage and
basic furniture that would comply with their needs. The furniture selected is meant to be functional and many
of the items have finishes and designs that go along with the overall design style of the facility. After the
selection of many of the finishes, lighting and materials as well as the consideration of the costs of permitting,
design fees, trade fees etc. I feel that it is possible to fit within the budget that was established by the client, as
there still was a large amount available after a majority of the selections were made.
Universal design applications, code and egress requirements and environmental design choices influenced the
decisions that were made throughout this process mainly in furniture layout, fixture placement, space planning
and material selections. The space planning and furniture placement was reconsidered on multiple occasions to
allow for adequate egress through the space. Natural products and finishes without the presence of harsh
chemicals were selected to ensure a healthy indoor air quality.
April Bryant
INTA302: Residential Design Planning II
W6A1: Final Compilation, Justification & Reflection
Instructor M. Kirkpatrick
Part II: Reflecting

A few concepts that I feel that I have learned in this course that I think will help me moving forward in my
Interior Design career and education were the importance of code and egress requirements, research and the
incorporation of historic styles into future designs. The reiteration of code and egress requirements was a very
welcome design consideration in this course, it was a welcome refresher and it truly helped to have to consider
the needs of all when designing this space. Research was also very important in this course, especially when it
came to having to compile information on the Federal design style, I feel that I have gained quite a few
resources that will help in the future when information is needed for historic design elements as well as for
contemporary design.
This was a great experience working in a team atmosphere; I dont believe I have ever had to work with
someone who not only is located in a different time zone but in a different country. My partner and I were able
to work together efficiently while having to consider time constraints and having to divide a workload meant for
a team of 3. I believe this was a successful partnership and a rewarding experience that I have definitely learned
from and will be able to use in my future career and educational experiences because I believe we were both
able to build on our time-management, leadership and communication skills which are all important aspects
when working in a team environment.

Sources
"About the Federal Style Door." Federal Style Orders. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Mar. 2016.
<http://www.federalstyle.com/AskTheAuthors/AskTheAuthorsDoor.html>
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Historic Reference Chart

Style Name: Federal

Years Spanned: 1790 - 1830

Standard color palettes

Federal Period Room at the

Rundlet-May House front

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Typical woods used include

Wide planked wood floors

Floors were wood planked and

Textiles were in muted pastel colors

Brocade fabric in muted

Patterns used included those of fine

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As in the Georgian style,

Wainscot - the original

The frieze and

"Wainscoting - No, It Was Not Invented In

"Federal Style Home Decor - Real Estate

Not Invented In Wainscott! N.p., n.d.

News and Advice - Realtor.com."Real

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Wall Details (cont.)

Wallpaper above chair

"Adelphi Custom and Historic Wallpaper

United States. National Park Service.

Plaster - Made of gypsum

"Preservation Brief 23: PreservingHistoric

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Common colors included

Crown molding was constructed

Plaster frieze with bead &

Frieze with anthemion

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Ceiling Details (cont.)

Applied ornamentation included

Room interiors were sometimes

Domed ceiling in Federal

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Area rugs were

"Delightful Society Hill Federal Townhouse Asks

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Painted or natural wood paneled

Highly decorative framing was

6-panel wood door with the

Adamesque Door carved

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Typical sidelights were narrow

Elliptical fan shaped transoms

Elliptical fan shaped transom above entry

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Windows are never

N.p., n.d. Web.

N.p., n.d. Web.

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Blind - Federal style

Lace - Popular forms

N.p., n.d. Web.

Lace window upholstery

N.p., n.d. Web.

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Wood types used by the Federal

Hitchcock chairs with

Brass was most commonly used

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Applied ornamentation details