Res 2 Final Compliation by Ashley Noullet

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR WOMEN ASHLEY NOULLET
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
AND CHILDREN FINAL COMPLILATION
DECEMBER 22, 2017
T U S C O N, A R I Z O NA
Adjacency Matrix
Historic Pueblo Revival Style Research
Transitional Housing Research
Concept Statement
Color Palette Exercise
Specification sheets TABLE OF

Code Study
Perspective Drawings
CONTENTS
Process Drawings
Final Drawings
Presentation Boards
Justification
ADJACENCY MATRIX
HISTORIC STYLE
DATA BASE
TEAM 2 –
LAUREN LINDNER
MARY RATLIF
NATE RAINER
ASHLEY NOULLET
INTA302/ RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
20 NOVEMBER 2017
BUILDING 2 – DEMOGRAPHIC CHARTS:
PUEBLO REVIVAL, TUCSON, AZ
Tucson is home to nearly 1 million people and has over 7 million visitors
each year. The area was originally home to the Hokam Indians who lived there for
nearly 4000 years. In the 1600s, the Spanish missionaries arrived and began
establishing their territory. Tucson is the oldest city in Arizona and has has customs
related to the deep roots of the Tohono O'odham Indians, Mexicans and early
settlers that were already living there.
Tucson is surrounded by 5 mountain ranges and is near the valleys of the
Sonoran Desert. The average day is sunny and dry making the weather great for
outdoor exploration. The winter temperatures reach a low of 64-76 degrees. The
summers are often hot with low humidity. Due to the area being a desert. The
mornings are cool and evenings the are hot.
INTA302 Historic Reference Chart
Style Name: Origin: Santa Fe, New Mexico Years Spanned: 1912-1940
Pueblo Revival
Overview of Image(s) Notes Web Link

Style
Standard Color Pueblo Revival focuses on Online, Old House. “Pueblo Revival
Palette (show utilizing natural Houses in Santa Fe.” Old House
examples) Restoration, Products & Decorating, 18
materials. With these
materials come a Feb. 2013,
standard earthly color www.oldhouseonline.com/articles/pueblo-
revival-houses-in-santa-fe.
pallet. Other colors found
within a Pueblo Revival
space may be ivories,
arroyo mud browns,
apricots, peaches,
yellows and bold ochres.

Typical elements • Flat roofs with “Style 101: Pueblo Revival.” IS

used (list: columns, parapet walls. Architecture RSS,
pilasters, arches, isarchitecture.com/style-101-pueblo-
pediments, • Uneven stucco revival/.
medallions plaster,
finishes, Irregular
etc.)
corners.
• Stread headed
windows with
wood lintels.
• Stepped multi-
level massing.
• Roof beams, clay

rainwater gutter,
and decorative
carved wood
fixtures.

Typical Interior Wood, flagstone, adobe The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica.

Materials (list: wood bricks, clay, Stucco. “Pueblo Architecture.” Encyclopædia
types, stones, Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica,
metals) Inc., 1 Oct. 2015,
www.britannica.com/technology/pueblo-
architecture.

Typical Textiles (list Pueblo Revival style is a “RafterTales | Home Improvement Made
and show: fabric mix of contemporary and Easy.” RafterTales Home Improvement
types and patterns) Made Easy Pueblo Revival Home
southwestern. It often
reflects Spanish colonial Architecture and Design Features
textiles and typically Comments, www.raftertales.com/home-
design/home-architecture/pueblo-revival-
integrates bright colors
home-architecture-and-design-features/.
through their textiles.

Wall
Details Image Description Web Link
Identify typical:
• Colors
• Fabrics if
Detail 1 Walls are thick and http://www.fullertonheritage.org/Resources/archstyles/pueblo.htm
used
• Wall paper made of real or fake
patterns adobe. Or they
• Applied could be made a
ornamentatio with a stucco
n details surface featuring
• Wainscot irregular or rounded
details
edges.
• Crown
(FullertonHearitage)
molding
• Base
molding
• Dado design Detail 2 Earth-colored “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa
• Added stucco Southwestern Homes,
railings
www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_dictionary.html.
Detail 3 Nichos are wall “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

niches that are Southwestern Homes,
recessed usually www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_dictionary.html.
arched or
rectangular used
to display
religious objects,
small sculptures,
photographs,
shrines, or small
objets d’art..
Detail 4 Cornice are wood “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

or plaster Southwestern Homes,
ornamental www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_dictionary.html.
molding, that
runs around the
walls of a room
just below the
ceiling or roof
top.
Ceiling
Identify typical:
• Colors
• Crown
Detail 1 Vigas are recognized as large “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su
molding
• Applied round logs utilized as ceiling Casa Southwestern Homes,
ornamentati beams in Pueblo Revival www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_di
on details architecture. They are often ctionary.html.
such as: exposed to the exterior of the
medallions, build too.
bosses,
plaster
designs
• Wood
beams
Coffers
Detail 2 Latilas are slender scalping’s “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

laid across the vigas as Casa Southwestern Homes,
decking. They are typically www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_di
perpendicular or diagonal to ctionary.html.
form a herringbone pattern.
Detail 3 Lintels are horizontal supports “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

around doors, windows or Casa Southwestern Homes,
large open space within the www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_di
home. They are often utilized ctionary.html.
to create an archway.
Detail 4 Corbels are large wood “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

brackets that can be Casa Southwestern Homes,
functional and decorative. www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_di
They are utilized to help ctionary.html.
support the vigas and lintels.

Window
Identify typical:
• Window
styles and
sizes Detail 1 Small, deep “Pueblo Revival.” Architectural Styles in Fullerton: Pueblo
• Drapery window Revival,
fabrics, casement. www.fullertonheritage.org/Resources/archstyles/pueblo.htm.
colors,
patterns
• Wood types
used
• Applied
ornamentati
on details
• Applied
metals
used for
accessorizi
ng
Detail 2 Original Online, Old House. “Pueblo Revival Houses in Santa
homes Fe.” Old House Restoration, Products & Decorating, 18 Feb.
contained 2013, www.oldhouseonline.com/articles/pueblo-revival-
double hung houses-in-santa-fe.
window sash’s
but reverted to
more
simplistic
design within
the revival.
Detail 3 Can utilize Prinz, Rachel Preston. “Architectural Guide to New

wood with Mexico.” Spanish Pueblo-Revival Style Architecture Traits, 1
decorative Jan. 1970,
divided lites. newmexicoarchitecture.blogspot.com/2010/09/spanish-
pueblo-revival-style.html.
Detail 4 Can have Prinz, Rachel Preston. “Architectural Guide to New

stained glass Mexico.” Spanish Pueblo-Revival Style Architecture Traits, 1
feature within Jan. 1970,
the space. newmexicoarchitecture.blogspot.com/2010/09/spanish-
This can
pueblo-revival-style.html.
reflect
religious
background
based off of
the origin of
Pueblo
Revivals style.

Flooring
Identify typical:
• Floor material
types such as
tile, wood, Detail 1 Flagstone http://azarchitecture.com/listing/pueblo-revival-perfection/print/
stones Flooring
• Design
patterns
• Carpeting
types
• Area rugs
style and
material
• Base molding
design
Detail 2-Wood Wood Flooring http://www.fullertonheritage.org/Resources/archstyles/pueblo.htm

Detail 3 Brick Flooring “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

Southwestern Homes,
www.sucasamagazine.com/contents/visual_dictionary.html.

Door
Identify typical:
• Interior
features and
sizes Detail 1 Entrance doors https://www.oldhouseonline.com/articles/pueblo-
• Wood types, may be single or revival-houses-in-santa-fe
grains, and double, usually of
colors vertical-board
• Frame construction.
molding and
applied
ornamentation
• Design of
brackets and
escutcheons if
used
• Design of
sidelights if
Detail 2 Colorful doors http://santafetravelers.com/santa-fe-blogs/santa-fe-
used
architecture/
• Design of
transom if
used
Detail 3 Recessed Doors https://www.oldhouseonline.com/articles/pueblo-

revival-houses-in-santa-fe
Furniture
Identify typical:
• Upholstery
fabrics, colors,
patterns Pueblo Revival “A Pueblo-Revival in Santa Fe.” Pinterest, 25
• Wood types architecture July 2014,
• Applied didn’t have a www.pinterest.com/pin/283656476505426321/.
ornamentation specific furniture
details style. It was
• Applied metals paired with
• Feminine vs. multiple styles
masculine
creating Sante
Fe style. Mission
furniture was
popular in
pueblo revival
homes.
Furniture
contains a lot of
woods, earth
tones, and is
simple, with
some Spanish
influence.
Furniture was “Discover the Unique Charms of Santa Fe,

more masculine, New Mexico.” Pinterest, 22 Dec. 2003,
but incorporates www.pinterest.com/pin/338332990736932772/.
rounded shapes
and edges.
Adobe built “Cottages.” Pinterest, 29 Mar. 2016,
furniture and www.pinterest.com/pin/451274825142734602/.
artifacts were
common.
Hispanic style
furniture is “American Style: Santa Fe & The Pueblo
common. Also, Revival.” BuildDirect Blog Life at Home,
unique and www.builddirect.com/blog/american-style-
antique furniture
santa-fe-the-pueblo-revival/.
pieces are used.
Benches and
corner fireplaces “The History of the Southwestern
are seen. Style.” Santa Fe By Design Southwestern Style,
santafebydesign.com/page/design/history.
Art &
Collectibles Image Description Web Link
Details
Identify typical:
• Colors Native pottery “American Style: Santa Fe & The
• Finishes Pueblo Revival.” BuildDirect Blog
• Shapes & Life at Home,
sizes
www.builddirect.com/blog/american-
style-santa-fe-the-pueblo-revival/
Weaving, woodwork “The origins of Santa Fe

on walls. style.” Canyon Road Arts,
www.canyonroadarts.com/the-origins-
of-santa-fe-style/.
Crafts and tinwork, “Pueblo Revival.” Architectural Styles

baskets. of America and Europe, 23 Nov. 2011,
architecturestyles.org/pueblo-revival/
Religious paintings “Gallery: A Pueblo-Style solar house

in Santa Fe.” Small House Bliss, 22
Mar. 2016,
smallhousebliss.com/2016/03/22/adobe-
solar-house/adobe-solar-house-living6-
via-smallhousebliss/.

Lighting
Identify typical:
• Color
• Style of
design Earthtone “Pueblo Revival.” Architectural Styles in Fullerton: Pueblo
• Lamp colors Revival,
shades continue into www.fullertonheritage.org/Resources/archstyles/pueblo.htm.
• Forms the lighting
• Finished shceme.
materials Browns, tan,
black shades.
Simple lighting Pinterest, 22 Aug. 2015,

fixtures www.pinterest.com/pin/359795457709551433/.
Warm shades
Sconces and
pendants are
common

WORKS CITED
• “The Tuscan Region. Visit Tuscan. 21 November 2017. Web.
<https://www.visittucson.org/tucson-region>
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Ashley Noullet
Brianna McMenemy
INTA 302
November 18, 2017
Researching Transitional Housing
When prompted to research transitional housing, I had to start at the beginning in order
to put a face to the name. Though familiar with the concept, I hadn’t known the exact term.
Transitional Housing is recognized as the intermediate step between a crisis shelter and
permanent housing. (Homeless Hub, 2014) Commonly, transitional homes may cater to a
specific demographic; focusing on the shelter and protection of women and children without
homes. Transitional homes typically have a longer grace period for them to stay, ranging from 3
months to 3 years. During this time, they provide programs and resources to educate and help
the occupants become self-dependent.
The demand for this housing is substantial, and it is important to recognize their
purpose. Living on the street is never an ideal situation. Not knowing or having the resources to
feed, bath, shelter your child let alone yourself is something of nightmares. Health care and lack
of feminine hygiene products are often over looked. While in some states these products are
given out freely, that is not the case for many especially on the east coast. There are some
groups throughout the US such as Distributing Dignity that provide women things such as pads,
tampons and under garments but for many shelters the supply is severely limited. Transitional
homes help provide these resources for women and teens to be comfortable and remain
hygienic. Lastly, it is important to recognize that in some situations, individuals must utilize
these homes due to past traumas, or unsafe living conditions prior. Transitional homes work as
a haven for them in a sense, and provide them with stability and counseling.
Upon researching the purpose behind transitional housing, I came along Columbia’s very
own haven. The Women’s Shelter has been a part of Columbia, South Carolina’s community for
over 30 years. Beginning in 1976, they sheltered men, women and children. However, when
expanding the began to create a variety of shelters, from domestic abuse, children, family and
now the women’s shelter. Their mission is to provide lasting change throughout their resident’s
life and offer more than a bed. The offer counseling, and programs ranging from prevention
courses, budgeting classes, women’s health and nutritional classes. The also provide several
support groups such as AA and NA. The Women’s Shelter currently owns 17 furnished housing
units that offer up to two-year long-term housing for women who have successfully completed
their 12-week housing programs. They also help assist residents with gaining home ownerships
and mortgage payments. Alongside of private dwellings, they provided a large meeting space,
private counseling rooms and a resource center. Ultimately their main priority is to bring
positive social change and help people who have fell short in a faulty system.
Sources
“Transitional Housing.” Transitional Housing | The Homeless Hub,
homelesshub.ca/solutions/housing-accommodation-and-supports/transitional-housing.
Dailymail.com, Valerie Siebert For. Daily Mail Online, Associated Newspapers, 15 Oct. 2015,
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3274445/I-just-used-Four-homeless-women-reveal-deal-periods-
living-street.html.
“About the Women's Shelter.” Columbia Women's Shelter, www.womenshelter.org/about.htm.

CONCEPT STATEMENT
The design for this project will provide a safe and
welcoming atmosphere in order to serve as a safe
haven for women and children in need of a long
term shelter. The spaces will include a directors
office, a community space, public facilities and 4
ADA compliant apartments that in order to fit the
needs of all occupants. The transitional homes will
reflect a Pueblo Revival style. South eastern
textiles, dark stained woods and warm color pellet
will create a comforting aesthetic while diving into
Santa Fe’s captivating history.
COLOR SCHEME 1
Color scheme one was

created utilizing a bright and
modern take on Pueblo
Revival style. It utilizes
vibrant, contemporary tones
that demonstrates a lively
feel of Santa Fe. This scheme
would work well with more
neutral, light tones in order to
add interest and ‘pop’ in the
space.
COLOR SCHEME 2
Color scheme two was

created utilizing a more
traditional representation of
the Pueblo Revival style.
Warm earth tones and
contrasts of red and black
emulate the native culture
Pueblo derived from.
COLOR SCHEME 2
Color scheme two was

created utilizing a more
traditional representation of
the Pueblo Revival style.
Warm earth tones and
contrasts of red and black
emulate the native culture
Pueblo derived from.
FURNITURE SPECIFICATION SHEET
PROJECT: TRANSITIONAL HOME: PUEBLO REVIVAL
DESIGNER: ASHLEY NOULLET
KEY: C1
ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENT
MANUFACTURER: LEXINGTON
ITEM/NAME: ASHTON LEATHER SOFA
FINISH: TAN, WALNUT LEGS
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: KOVIFABRICS
ITEM #/NAME: K8736 SADDLE
COLOR: SADDLE
PATTERN: K8736 SADDLE
REPEAT: NONE
PRICE PER UNIT: 3,829

F1
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
F2
SOURCE: https://www.lexington.com/items/detail/type/sofas/item/01-7118-33-01
FABRIC SOURCE: https://www.kovifabrics.com/search/product_detail/5000?keyword=&

matchtype=&creative=33775496588&adgroupid=100407
18668&campaignid=175163348&gclid=CjwKCAiApJnRBRBlEiwAPTgmxELY0
FmR0xn1yYwIJsnBp_bxMNg13Waxwvn_oM4-xucWgYIXamvx7BoCx-kQAvD_BwE
PROJECT: TRANSITIONAL HOME: PUEBLO
REVIVAL
KEY: T1
MANUFACTURER: BERNHARDT
ITEM/NAME: VINTAGE PATINA
FINISH: MOHANGANY WITH MOLASES FINISH
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
PRICE PER UNIT: 657
UNITS NEEDED:
F3
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://www.bernhardt.com/product/vintage-patina/side-tables/end-table
KEY: T2
MANUFACTURER: BERNHARDT
ITEM/NAME: VINTAGE PATINA
FINISH: MOHANGANY WITH MOLASES FINISH
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
PRICE PER UNIT: 949
UNITS NEEDED: F3
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://www.bernhardt.com/product/vintage-patina/cocktail-tables/square-
cocktail-table
REVIVAL
KEY: C2
ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENTS
MANUFACTURER: WORLD INTERIORS
ITEM/NAME: NOTTINGHAM SOLID WOOD CHAIR
FINISH: DARK WALNUT STAIN
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
F2
PRICE PER UNIT: 300
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: EACH UNIT INCLUDES 2 CHAIRS
REMARKS: https://worldinteriors.com/products/copy-of-nottingham-weathered-gray-dining-
chair
KEY: T3
ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENTS
MANUFACTURER: WORLD INTERIORS
ITEM/NAME: NOTTINGHAM ACACIA WOOD DINING
FINISH: ACACIA WOOD, METAL
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
PRICE PER UNIT: 3,059 F4
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://worldinteriors.com/collections/dining/products/nottingham-dining-table-80
REVIVAL
KEY: S1
ROOM: APARTMENT
MANUFACTURER: ARHAUS
ITEM/NAME: TREMONT MEDIA CONSOLE
FINISH: DARK WALNUT
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
F2
PRICE PER UNIT: 909
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/living-room-furniture/tv-stands-media-
consoles/tremont-small-media-console-in-midnight-java/
REVIVAL
KEY: S2
ROOM: APARTMENT, BEDROOM
ITEM/NAME: TREMONT BOOKCASE
FINISH: DARK WALNUT
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A
PRICE PER UNIT: 1099 F2

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/home-office-furniture/bookcases/tremont-45-
inch-bookcase-in-dry-branch-black/
KEY: B1
ROOM: BEDROOM
ITEM/NAME: TREMONT FULL BED
FINISH: DARK WALNUT AND LEATHER
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: KOVI
ITEM #/NAME: K8616
COLOR: COCOA
PATTERN: K8616COCOCA
REPEAT: NONE
F5
PRICE PER UNIT: 1,599
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
F2
SOURCES: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/bedroom-furniture/beds-and-
headboards/tremont-full-storage-bed-in-midnight-java/
FABRIC SOURCE: https://www.kovifabrics.com/search/product_detail/2242

REVIVAL
KEY: S3
ROOM: BEDROOM
ITEM/NAME: TREMONT NIGHTSTAND
FINISH: DARK WALNUT
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
SOURCES: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/bedroom-furniture/bedside-tables-and-
nightstands/tremont-nightstand-in-midnight-java/
REVIVAL
KEY: S4
ROOM: BEDROOM
ITEM/NAME: TREMONT DRESSER
FINISH: DARK WALNUT
FABRIC:
MANUFACTURER: N/A
ITEM #/NAME: N/A
COLOR: N/A
PATTERN: N/A
REPEAT: N/A

UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
SOURCE: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/bedroom-furniture/dressers-and-chests/tremont-
5-drawer-dresser-in-midnight-java/
Lighting Specification
PROJECT: TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L1
ROOM / LOCATION: GENERAL LIGHTING
QUANTITY: N/A
MANUFACTURER: JUNO
MODEL NUMBER: 4” ADJUSTABLE RECESSED
FINISH: REFLECTIVE GOLD
DIMENSIONS: 4”
LAMPING: INCANDESCENT
WATTAGE 75
COST PER UNIT: 39
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.lumens.com/4-inch-adjustable-reflector-cone-trim-by-juno-
uu520057.html#cgid=%0A%09%0A%09%0957%0A%09%0A&&tileIndex=2
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L2
ROOM / LOCATION: CABINETRY
QUANTITY: N/A
MANUFACTURER: GEORGE KOVACS
MODEL NUMBER: GKO665557
FINISH: CLASSIC AGED BRONZE
DIMENSIONS: 40”
LAMPING: LED
WATTAGE 13
COST PER UNIT: 44.91
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.lumens.com/40-inch-led-undercabinet-light-by-george-kovacs-
GKO665557.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=PLA&utm_
term=&scid=scplpGKO665557&sc_intid=GKO665557
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L3
ROOM / LOCATION: BED ROOMS
QUANTITY: 6
MANUFACTURER: ZUDIO
MODEL NUMBER: CFC2895
FINISH: IRON AND WOOD
DIMENSIONS: 56”
WATTAGE 85
COST PER UNIT: 549
UNITS NEEDED: 6
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.allmodern.com/lighting/pdp/56-zudio-5-blade-ceiling-fan-with-remote-
cfc2895.html#readmoremodal
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L4
QUANTITY: N/A
MANUFACTURER: CAPRI
MODEL NUMBER: BLMK6609
FINISH: IRON
DIMENSIONS: N/A
WATTAGE 60
COST PER UNIT: 117
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.allmodern.com/lighting/pdp/capri-1-light-wall-sconce-
blmk6609.html#readmoremodal
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L5
QUANTITY: N/A
MANUFACTURER: BRIGMAN
MODEL NUMBER: BYST8130
FINISH: IRON, GLASS
DIMENSIONS: N/A
WATTAGE 100
COST PER UNIT: 330
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.allmodern.com/lighting/pdp/brigman-3-light-geometric-pendant-
byst8130.html#readmoremodal
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: L6
QUANTITY: N/A
MODEL NUMBER: 760ANDLNKT
FINISH: BLOWN GLASS
DIMENSIONS: 15.75”X15.75”
WATTAGE
COST PER UNIT: 209
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/lighting/table-lamps/andromeda-large-glass-table-lamp-
with-natural-shade/
Material Specification
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: P1
ROOM / LOCATION: GENERAL
QUANTITY:
MANUFACTURER: BEHR
MODEL NUMBER: 720C-3
FINISH: EGGSHELL ENAMEL
COST PER UNIT: 43
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.homedepot.com/p/BEHR-MARQUEE-8-oz-720C-3-Wheat-Bread-One-Coat-
Hide-Interior-Exterior-Semi-Gloss-Enamel-Paint-Sample-MQ33416/206927558
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: T1
ROOM / LOCATION: GENERAL
QUANTITY:
MANUFACTURER: ESAMO
MODEL NUMBER: EML3416
FINISH: GLASS/WHITE
COST PER UNIT: 17.80
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.allmodern.com/renovation/pdp/esamo-1013-x-1288-glass-mosaic-tile-in-
white-eml3416.html
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: F1
ROOM / LOCATION: APARTMENTS
QUANTITY:
MANUFACTURER: ARMSTRONG
MODEL NUMBER: GUNSTOCK/BUTTERSCOTCH
FINISH: VISIONGUARD/G3 WEAR

LAYER
COST PER UNIT: CALL
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: https://www.armstrongflooring.com/residential/en-us/laminate-flooring/architectural-
remnants/item/L3104.html
DATE: 12/9/17
TAG: F2
ROOM / LOCATION: COMMUNITY
QUANTITY:
MANUFACTURER: TIERRA Y FUEGO
MODEL NUMBER: 30060-16
FINISH: UNSEALED NATURAL CLAY
COST PER UNIT: CALL
UNITS NEEDED:
TOTAL COST:
DESCRIPTION: N/A
REMARKS: http://www.tierrayfuego.com/16x16-spanish-mission-red-handcrafted-terra-cotta-floor-
tile.html
CODE COMPLIANCE
404.2 DOORS WILL HAVE CLEAR WIDTH OF 32” MINIMUM
304 TURNING SPACES SHALL COMPLY WITH 304, ALLOWING A 60” MIN TURNING SPACE
407.3.1 ELEVATOR DOORS SHALL BE SLIDING TYPE
407.3.3.1 REOPING DEVICE SHALL BE ACTIVATED BY SENSEING AND OBSRUCTION PASSING THROUGH THE OPENING AT 5” NOMINAL AND 29” NOMINAL ABOVE FLOOR.
407.4.1 INSIDE DIMENSIONS WILL COMPLY WITH TABLE 407.4.1
504.5 NOSING ON RISERS WILL BE NO LARGER THAN 1 1/2 “
405.6 HANDRAILS WILL COMPLY WITH SECTION 505
505.4 HANDRALLS SHALL BE 34” MINUMIMUM AND 36” MAXIMUM IN HEIGHT.
505.5 CLEARANCE BETWEEN HANDRAILS SHALL BE 11/2” MINIMUM
505.10.2 AT THE TOP OF STAIR FLIGHT, HANDRAILS WILL EXTENDEND HORIZONTALLY ABOVE THE LANDING BY 12” MINIMUM
504.8.1 LIGHTING FACILITILES SHALL BE CAPABLEOF PROVIDING 10 FOOT CANDLES OF ILLUMINANCE AT CENTER OF TREAD SURFACE AND ON LANDING SURFACES WITHIN 24” OF
STEP NOSINGS.
506.1 ACCESSIBLE WINDOWS WILL COMPLY WITH SECTION 309
1002.3.1 AT LEAST ONE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE SHALL CONNECT ALL SPACES AND ELEMENTS THAT ARE PART OF THE UNIT.
1002.13.1 OPERABLE WINDOWS REQUIRED T PROVIDE NATURAL VENTILATION SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTIONS 309.2 AND 2309.3
1002.13.2 OPERABLE WINDOWS REQUIRED TO PRVIDE AN EMERGENCY ESCAPE AD OPNINGS SALL COMPLY WITH 209.2
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS
BEDROOM SPACE GATHERING SPACE
102'-8"
7'-10" 14'-0" 9'-2" 16'-1" 19'-6" 4'-4" 14'-0" 17'-9"
4'-0"
8'-5"
APARTMENT
ADDITIONAL
WINDOWS ADDED APARTMENT
FOR MEANS OF 6' TURNAROUND APARTMENT
UP
29'-6"
EGRESS
17'-1"
4'-11"
7'-10" 4'-2" 8'-0"
MINIMUM 36"
3'-0"
6'-7"
10'-0"
64'-0"
C.H. 6' TURNAROUND

COMMUNITY
6'-6"
ENTRY
3'-6"
ADDITIONAL
WINDOWS ADDED
FOR MEANS OF
APARTMENT
4'-8"
EGRESS
3'-0" 3'-0"
OPEN TO
OUTSIDE
25'-8"
educational
9'-4"
drawings
RR OFFICE
are only
NOTES:
These
1. ALL EXISTING WINDOWS ARE 30" A.F.F. AND
7'-4" 14'-0" 15'-9" 14'-0" 10'-3"
60" HIGH
use.
2. CEILING HEIGHT IS 10'-0"
for
61'-4"
3. ADDITIONAL EGRESS (DOORS/WINDOWS) MAY
BE ADDED ALONG WEST WALL
4. ASSUME ADDITIONAL APARTMENTS ON
SECOND FLOOR; SECOND FLOOR IS NOT
WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS PROJECT
5. ALL DWELLINGS EQUIPPED WITH HEATING
UNITS
A.NOULLET
MCMENEY
11-28-2017
1 FIRST FLOOR
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" W2A2
A1.1
102'-8"
7'-10" 14'-0" 9'-2" 16'-1" 19'-6" 4'-4" 14'-0" 17'-9"
4'-0"
8'-5"
RR APARTMENT
APARTMENT
UP
29'-6"
OFFICE
17'-1"
4'-11"
7'-10" 4'-2" 8'-0"
3'-0"
COMMUNITY
6'-7"
10'-0"
64'-0"
C.H.
ENTRY
6'-6"
3'-6"
4'-8"
3'-0" 3'-0"
APARTMENT
OPEN TO
OUTSIDE
APARTMENT
educational
25'-8"
drawings
9'-4"
are only
These
use.
for
7'-4" 14'-0" 15'-9" 14'-0" 10'-3"
61'-4" NOTES:
60" HIGH
A.NOULLET
MCMENEY
11-28-2017
1 FIRST FLOOR
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" W2A2
A1.2
BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
CEILING
THUMBNAILS
FLOORING
THUMBNAILS
BUILT IN THUMBNAILS
CUSTOM BUILT IN ELEVATION
Ashley Noullet
Residential Design II
Final Project
12/22/17
Justification
The strongest elements of design found within the Pueblo Revival transitional home are
color and texture. Materials utilized such as leather, terracotta and wood reflect the
traditional features within the design style. Warm undertones recognized in these
materials also reflect the historical concepts, while still contrasting with the lighter wall
selections to create a contemporary atmosphere. Balance is emphasized within the design
through cohesive furniture selections.
Furniture selections found throughout the Transitional Home reflect the needs of the
diverse resident’s welcome to stay. The top priority is utilizing pieces that would hold up
over time, remain easily manageable, and maximized efficiency. Larger pieces such as
the beds included storage underneath, and dressers are prioritized over unnecessary closet
space within the bedrooms. It is important to practically keep the clients needs in mind,
and often woman and children in need of the transitional homes will get more use out of
storage space vs. relying on having to hang their items.
Lastly, universal code helped make conscious, efficient selections that could be utilized
by everyone. By keeping up with code you are ultimately creating a safe space for all
who may need it, not just an aesthetically pleasing one.

Reflection
Residential design has always been one of my favorite parts of this industry. Having the
opportunity to work one on one with a client, learning about their needs and providing them with
a safe, welcoming space is an awesome thing to be a part of. I really enjoyed the concept of
designing a transitional home. It’s an assignment where you really do have to sit down and focus
on what a client needs may be in a situation where they must utilize a home, while also thinking
of that on a diverse scale. Selections made really must come together not only to last a long time,
but also create a calming environment.
I think what I really took away from this course would come from the critiques and input of
others. Going through the online courses it can be easy to get caught up in focusing on a due date
vs the actual work you are putting out, but having your peers and a supportive educator
recognizing your strengths and weaknesses in a design helps a lot in the long run. This career
path is all about the creative process and having the ability to work in a group environment is
crucial for that.

FLOORING
SEATING
WALL COVERING
DISPLAY
TABLE
END TABLE COFFEE TABLE
GATHERING
ASHLEY NOULLET
SPACE
SEATING
FLOORING
WALL TILE
SEATING
WALL COVERING
TABLE
DISPLAY
LIVING SPACE
ASHLEY NOULLET END TABLE ENTERTAINMENT
SEATING
FLOORING
WALL COVERING
BEDDING
BEDROOM
ASHLEY NOULLET
SPACE
DISPLAY NIGHT STAND DRESSER
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ASHLEY NOULLET
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
educational
drawings
are only
These
use.
for
A.NOULLET
MCMENEY
12-19-2017
1 FIRST FLOOR
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" W5A2
A1
102'-8"
7'-10" 14'-0" 9'-2" 16'-1" 19'-6" 4'-4" 14'-0" 17'-9"
4'-0"
RR
8'-5"
ADA APT 2 UP
29'-6"
APT 4
OFFICE
17'-1"
4'-11"
7'-10" 4'-2" 8'-0"
3'-0"
ADA BED
6'-7"
64'-0"
COMMUNITY
ENTRY
6'-6"
3'-6"
4'-8"
3'-0" 3'-0"
ADA APT 1
OPEN TO
APT 3 OUTSIDE
educational
ADA BED
9'-4"
drawings
are only
These
7'-4" 14'-0" 15'-9" 14'-0" 10'-3"
use.
NOTES:
for
61'-4"
60" HIGH
A.NOULLET
MCMENEY
12-19-2017
1 FIRST FLOOR
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" W5A2
A2
FURNITURE SCHEDULE
TAG DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER MATERIAL
B1 FULL SIZE BED ARHAUS WALNUT
C1 LEATHER COUCH LEXINGTON FAUX LEATHER
C2 CHAIR SEATING WORLD INTERIORS ACACIA
S1 ENTERTAINMENT ARHAUS WALNUT
S2 STORAGE DISPLAY ARHAUS WALNUT
S3 NIGHT STAND ARHAUS WALNUT
S4 DRESSER ARHAUS WALNUT
T1 END TABLE BERNHARDT WALNUT
T2 COFFEE TABLE BERNHARDT WALNUT
T3 DINING TABLE WORLD INTERIORS ACACIA
7'-10" 14'-0" 9'-2" 16'-1" 19'-6" 4'-4" 14'-0" 17'-9"
4'-0"
S3 S3
C1 B1 B1
S1
8'-5"
S4 RR
S1
S4 C1
C2
ADA APT 2 UP
29'-6"
APT 4
T3
OFFICE S2
C2
T3
S2
S4
17'-1"
4'-11"
7'-10" 4'-2" 8'-0"
ADA BED
3'-0"
B1
COMMUNITY
S3 S2 C2
ENTRY
6'-7"
T3
64'-0"
C1 T1
T1 T1
C2
6'-6"
S2
T3
3'-6"
T2
educational
C1
T2
C1 C1
drawings
are only
C2
4'-8"
These
3'-0" 3'-0"
T3
ADA APT 1
use.
OPEN TO
for
T3
S2
APT 3
C1
OUTSIDE
C2
T1
S4
ADA BED S2
S4
B1 B1
9'-4"
C1 S1
S2
S3
T1
S4 B1
A.NOULLET
7'-4" 14'-0" 15'-9" 14'-0" 10'-3"
61'-4" NOTES: MCMENEY

12-19-2017
1 FURNITURE PLAN
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" W5A2
A3
educational
drawings
are only
These
NOTES:
use.
for
1.DARK WALNUT STAIN
2.DISPLAY SHELVING AND
STORAGE W/ ENTERTAINMENT SPACE
3.10'-0 X 10'-0 A.NOULLET
MCMENEY
12-19-2017
1 CUSTOM BUILT IN ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0" W5A2
A4

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Historic Pueblo Revival Style Research

Transitional Housing Research

Color Palette Exercise

Specification sheets TABLE OF

Overview of Image(s) Notes Web Link

Typical elements • Flat roofs with “Style 101: Pueblo Revival.” IS

• Roof beams, clay

Typical Interior Wood, flagstone, adobe The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica.

Detail 3 Nichos are wall “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

Detail 4 Cornice are wood “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

Detail 2 Latilas are slender scalping’s “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

Detail 3 Lintels are horizontal supports “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

Detail 4 Corbels are large wood “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su

Detail 3 Can utilize Prinz, Rachel Preston. “Architectural Guide to New

Detail 4 Can have Prinz, Rachel Preston. “Architectural Guide to New

Detail 2-Wood Wood Flooring http://www.fullertonheritage.org/Resources/archstyles/pueblo.htm

Detail 3 Brick Flooring “Visual Dictionary of Southwestern Style.” Su Casa

Detail 3 Recessed Doors https://www.oldhouseonline.com/articles/pueblo-

Furniture was “Discover the Unique Charms of Santa Fe,

Weaving, woodwork “The origins of Santa Fe

Crafts and tinwork, “Pueblo Revival.” Architectural Styles

Religious paintings “Gallery: A Pueblo-Style solar house

Simple lighting Pinterest, 22 Aug. 2015,

November 18, 2017

Researching Transitional Housing

the occupants become self-dependent.

“Transitional Housing.” Transitional Housing | The Homeless Hub,

“About the Women's Shelter.” Columbia Women's Shelter, www.womenshelter.org/about.htm.

Color scheme one was

Color scheme two was

Color scheme two was

ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENT

ITEM/NAME: ASHTON LEATHER SOFA

FINISH: TAN, WALNUT LEGS

ITEM #/NAME: K8736 SADDLE

PATTERN: K8736 SADDLE

PRICE PER UNIT: 3,829

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ITEM/NAME: VINTAGE PATINA

FINISH: MOHANGANY WITH MOLASES FINISH

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PRICE PER UNIT: 657

ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENT

ITEM/NAME: VINTAGE PATINA

FINISH: MOHANGANY WITH MOLASES FINISH

ITEM #/NAME: N/A

PRICE PER UNIT: 949

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MANUFACTURER: WORLD INTERIORS

ITEM/NAME: NOTTINGHAM SOLID WOOD CHAIR

FINISH: DARK WALNUT STAIN

ITEM #/NAME: N/A

DESCRIPTION: EACH UNIT INCLUDES 2 CHAIRS

ROOM: GATHERING, APARTMENTS

MANUFACTURER: WORLD INTERIORS

ITEM/NAME: NOTTINGHAM ACACIA WOOD DINING

FINISH: ACACIA WOOD, METAL

ITEM #/NAME: N/A

PRICE PER UNIT: 3,059 F4

ITEM/NAME: TREMONT MEDIA CONSOLE

FINISH: DARK WALNUT

ITEM #/NAME: N/A