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INTA 302
RESIDENTIAL
DESIGN II
DESIGNER: CHRISTINA LETELLIER
INSTRUCTOR: BRIANNA MCMENEMY

z WEEK 6 ASSIGNMENT 1
DECEMBER 2017
ANDERSON TRASNITIONAL HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADJACENCY MATRIX
RESEARCH CONTENT
CONCEPT STATEMENT
COLOR PALETTE
SPECIFICATION SHEETS
CODE COMPLIANCE
PERSPECTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS
PROCESS SKETCHES
JUSTIFICATION
CRITERIA MATRIX
Square feet Needs Adjacencies Public Accesss View Plumbing Special Special
Requirements Considerations
1. Gathering 300 S.F. 2, 5, 7 Y Y N Open floor plan with

Space/Living Room lots of seating
1. Restrooms(x3) 150 S.F. 6, Y/N N Y N/A
1. Entry 25 S.F. N/A Y N N N/A
1. Office 400 S.F. 8 N N N N/A Tenant spaces – desks

Spaces(Workers and with computer access
client spaces)
1. Kitchen 150 S.F. 1, 2 Y N Y Open to gathering

space
1. Tenant Rooms(4x) 200 S.F. x4 2, 5, 7 N Y N Closed off with access

only granted to
tenants
1. Children’s Area 300 S.F. 1, 2, 6 N Y N Closed off with tenant

spaces
1. Storage Room 100 S.F 4 N N N Office close by for

access to supplies
INTA 302
Queen Anne Style
San Francisco
z Team 3:
Christina Andrle
Stephanie Roth
Rachel Scott
Katie, Baker
(Figure 1)
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Queen Anne Style (Continued from the 19th Century into
the first two decades of the 19th Century was the Queen Anne.
Popular from 1860 to 1890.)
▪ Standard Color Pelette:
▪ Houses were commonly

painted in six to seven different
colors to show all of the colors.
▪ Fairly dark colors, along the

lines of what we call today
"earth tones" – sienna red,
hunter green, burnt yellow,
muddy brown (Figure 2)
(Queen Anne Style).
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Queen Anne Typical Exterior Elements
Open-bed and
broken
pediments
▪ Typical elements used:
▪ columns
▪ pilasters
▪ arches (Figure 3)
▪ pediments
Rubbed-brick
▪ medallions arches and
dressings over
▪ Plaster and around
openings
▪ (Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 4)
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▪ Terra cotta embellishments in

gable (Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 5)
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▪ Classic columns (Queen

Anne Style).
(Figure 6)
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▪ Spindle Work (Queen Anne

Style).
(Figure 7)
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▪ Dentils (Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 8)
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▪ Tower is placed at front

façade (Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 9)
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▪ Tile-hung gabled walls

(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 10)
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▪ Monumental Chimneys
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 11)
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▪ White painted balustrades

(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 12)
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▪ Brackets accentuating real

and false overhang (Queen
Anne Style).
(Figure 13)
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▪ Slate roof (Queen Anne

Style).
(Figure 14)
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▪ Bay windows (Queen Anne

Style).
(Figure 15)
(Figure 16)
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Queen Anne Typical Interior Elements
▪ Typical Interior Finishes:
▪ Oak
▪ Walnut
▪ Terra cotta
▪ Glazed tiles
(Queen Anne Style).

(Figure 17)
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▪ Typical Textiles:
▪ Wallpapers and fabrics

featuring floral motif
(Queen Anne Style).

(Figure 18)
(Figure 19)
(Figure 20)
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▪ Wall Details Typical:
▪ Colors
▪ Fabrics if used
▪ Wall paper patterns
▪ Applied ornamentation details
▪ Wainscot details
▪ Crown molding
▪ Base molding
▪ Dado design
▪ Added railings
Wainscot (Queen (Figure 21)
Anne Style).
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▪ Plaster corbel at end of wall

arch.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 22)
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▪ Plaster keystone in wall arch.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 23)
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▪ Crown Molding- intricately

detailed, crown molding is
typically 14” thick or more.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 24)
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▪ Ceiling Details Typical:
▪ Colors
▪ Crown molding

such as: medallions, bosses,
plaster designs
Plaster medallion (Figure 25)
▪ Wood beams Coffers
(Queen Anne Style).

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▪ Coffered Ceiling
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 26)
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▪ Dentil Molding
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 27)
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▪ Ceiling Plaster Designs,

floral, and roses
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 28)
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▪ Flooring Details Typical:
▪ Floor material types such as

tile, wood, stones
▪ Design patterns
▪ Carpeting types
▪ Area rugs style and material
▪ Base molding design (Figure 29)

Linoleum
(Introduced in 1860)
(Queen Anne Style).
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▪ Parquet
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 30)
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▪ Encaustic Tiles
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 31)
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▪ Terra Cotta tiles, and floor

cloth
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 32)
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▪ Door Details Typical:
▪ Interior features and sizes
▪ Wood types, grains, and colors
▪ Frame molding and applied ornamentation
▪ Design of brackets and escutcheons if

used
▪ Design of sidelights if used
▪ Design of transom if used
(Queen Anne Style).

Arched lattice wooden (Figure 33)
door frame
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▪ Fluted Woodwork along door

molding. Eastlake style
woodwork.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 34)
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▪ Egg and Dart Detail shown.

Lots of layers of different
carvings and types of
molding.
(Queen Anne Style). (Figure 35)

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▪ Door plate
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 36)
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▪ Window Details Typical:
▪ Window styles and sizes
▪ Drapery fabrics, colors,

patterns
▪ Wood types used
▪ Applied metals used for

accessorizing
(Queen Anne Style).

Queen Anne leaded and (Figure 37)
stain glass design
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▪ Arched window transom with

lots of detail and carved
wooded detail applied to top.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 38)
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▪ Sash Window
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 39)
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▪ Bay Window, and Drapery,

floral and light colors.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 40)
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▪ Furniture Details Typical:
▪ Upholstery fabrics, colors,

patterns
▪ Wood types
▪ Applied metals
▪ Feminine vs. masculine
(Queen Anne Style).
Upholstered Wooden (Figure 41)

Chair
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▪ Fluted iconic columns
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 42)
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▪ Newell Posts on staircase
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 43)
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▪ Pad foot found on furniture
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 44)
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▪ Art and Collectibles Details

Typical:
▪ Colors
▪ Finishes
▪ Shapes & sizes
(Queen Anne Style).
Venus and Cupid (Figure 45)

carved artwork into
the mantel.
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Typical:
▪ Decorative Panels,
▪ works of art, and
▪ display shelves.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 46)
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Typical:
▪ Sea Shells in furniture, and

on plaster designs, can be
seen in corners on crown
molding
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 47)
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Typical:
▪ Needlework art. Floral

design, with light colors.
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 48)
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▪ Lighting Details Typical:
▪ Color
▪ Style of design
▪ Lamp shades
▪ Forms
▪ Finished materials
Mounted Pendant (Figure 49)
(Queen Anne Style). light.
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▪ Alabaster globe
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 50)
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▪ Three Light Brass Sconce
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 51)
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▪ Silver Candle Sticks
(Queen Anne Style).
(Figure 52)
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San Francisco Demographics, Climate
and History
▪ Total Population: 805,235 (408,462 male, 396,773 female)
▪ 48% White
▪ 33% Asian
▪ 15% Hispanic
▪ 6% Other
▪ 6% Black or African American
▪ Less than 1% Indian and Native American/Other
(suburbanstats.org)
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and History
(Figure 53)
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and History
(Figure 54)
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and History
(Figure 55)
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and History
▪ San Francisco has a very long and rich history from the gold
rush to the dot com boom, according to an article on
villageprofile.com. The land was bought from the Spanish in
1846 and named San Francisco in 1847. San Francisco is a
booming city and came back from a major earthquake and fires.
It continues today to have a strong economy with strong growth.
(SF Up Close).
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and History
▪ Leading Industries — Jobs
Professional & Business Services — 238,700
Government — 129,000
Leisure & Hospitality — 142,600
Trade, Transportation & Utilities — 155,500
Education & Health Services — 113,700
▪ Unemployment
San Francisco’s unemployment rate continues to fare better than
the nation, standing at 5.9 percent in July 2013. California’s
unemployment for the same period was 8.7 percent.
(SF Up Close).
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Works Cited:
▪ suburbanstats.org. “Current San Francisco, California Population,
Demographics and stats in 2016, 2017.” SuburbanStats.org,
www.suburbanstats.org/population/california/how-many-people-live-
in-san-Francisco.
▪ “SF Up Close - Culture, Economy and More.” San Francisco CA Up

Close - Culture, Economy and More - Town Square Publications,
www.villageprofile.com/california/sanfrancisco/arts-and-culture.html.
▪ Queen Anne Style,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/index.html#History.
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Figure Resource Page
▪ Figure 1: “The Queen Anne House.” Villa Media, LLC. 2017.
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/2034-the-queen-anne-
house/#.WhIa6UqnFPY. Accessed November 19, 2017.
▪ Figure 2: Queen Anne Style,

▪ Figures 3: Broken pediment,

www.buffaloah.com/a/DCTNRY/b/broken.html.
▪ Figure 4: Rubbed and gauged brickwork,

www.buffaloah.com/a/DCTNRY/r/rub.html.
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Figure Resource Page Continued
www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/source/19.html.




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▪ Figure 15: Bay window, www.buffaloah.com/a/DCTNRY/b/baywin.html.
▪ Figure 16: http://www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/index.html#History.
▪ Figure 17: Maytham Houses, www.buffaloah.com/a/sym/71/source/15.html.
▪ Figure 18: The Ingomar Club, Eureka, California, www.ingomar.org/photos-

sarah.html.
▪ Figure 19: “Queen Anne Navy Cotton Fabric.” RIFLE PAPER Co.,
www.riflepaperco.com/queen-anne-navy-cotton-fabric/.
▪ Figure 20: “French Living Room.” Pinterest, 10 June 2013,

www.pinterest.com/pin/106186503687056244/.
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▪ Figure 21: Pat Harris,

www.buffaloah.com/a/wferry/584/int/source/11.html.
▪ Figure 22: Carlton Ladd House,

www.buffaloah.com/a/plymouth/11/int/source/15.html.

▪ Figure 24: “Details, Details, and more Details.” Pinterest, 6 July

2015, www.pinterest.com/pin/369998925614080387/.
▪ Figure 25: Medallion,

www.buffaloah.com/a/DCTNRY/m/medallion.html.
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▪ Figure 26:
http://www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/fh/source/11.html.
▪ Figure 27: Front hall and parlor,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/fh/source/10.html.
▪ Figure 28: “Queen Anne Style.” Pinterest, 25 Jan. 2016,

www.pinterest.com/pin/333547916132450358/.
▪ Figure 29: Furnishings,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/furn/index.html.
▪ Figure 30: Parquet, www.buffaloah.com/a/DCTNRY/p/parq.html.

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▪ Figure 31: Bemis House, www.buffaloah.com/a/north/267/int/source/2.html.
▪ Figure 32: Fired Earth, www.firedearth.com/tiles/range/reclaimed-

terracotta/reclaimed-terracotta-square.

▪ Figure 36: 533 Auburn Avenue,

www.buffaloah.com/a/auburn/533/int/source/18.html.
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▪ Figure 37: Lead,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/lead/source/2.html.
▪ Figure 38: Dining room,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/dr/source/4.html.
▪ Figure 39: Image Windows,

www.imagewindows.com/sashgallery.php.
▪ Figure 40: George L. Lewis House,

www.buffaloah.com/a/summer/197/int/source/5.html.

www.buffaloah.com/a/plymouth/11/furn/source/4.html.
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▪ Figure 42: Front hall and parlor,

www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/fh/source/19.html.
▪ Figure 43: Pat Harris, www.buffaloah.com/a/wferry/584/int/source/1.html.
▪ Figure 44: Furniture Glossary, www.buffaloah.com/f/glos/legs/legs.html.


▪ Figure 47: “Queen Anne Style Leather Armchair.” 1stdibs.Com,

www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/armchairs/queen-anne-style-leather-
armchair/id-f_1593513/.
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▪ Figure 48: “18th Century English Floral Silk Work Embroidery Queen Anne Needlework Picture.”
1stdibs.Com, www.1stdibs.com/furniture/wall-decorations/decorative-art/18th-century-english-floral-
silk-work-embroidery-queen-anne-needlework-picture/id-f_6782381/.
▪ Figure 49: Dinning Room http://www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/dr/source/11.html.
▪ Figure 50: Dinning Room http://www.buffaloah.com/a/archsty/queen/bflo/dr/source/8.html
▪ Figure 51: “Lester Berry Queen Anne Style, Three-Light Brass Sconces, Circa 1955” 1stdibs.Com,
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/lighting/sconces-wall-lights/lester-berry-queen-anne-style-three-
light-brass-sconces-circa-1955/id-f_2384853/
▪ Figure 52: “Set of Four Queen Anne Antique Silver Candlesticks,”

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/dining-entertaining/tableware/set-of-four-queen-anne-antique-
english-silver-candlesticks/id-f_4825523/
▪ Figures 53-55: Data, US Climate. “Temperature - Precipitation - Sunshine - Snowfall.” Climate San
Francisco - California and Weather averages San Francisco, www.usclimatedata.com/climate/san-
francisco/california/united-states/usca0987.
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CONCEPT STATEMENT
▪ The women’s shelter in San Francisco, CA will be designed in

true Queen Anne style having a dramatic feminine color palette
with floral patterns on the furniture and draperies. An open
floor plan will bring a sense of family and togetherness to the
clients. Decorative molding and millwork create a luxury look.
The open floor plan will also bring the beautiful San Francisco
landscape inside and also create good contrast between the
dark dramatic color palette.
COLOR PALETTE
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I decided to go with the color palette with feminine hues

due to the project being a women’s shelter. The dark
colors contrast nicely with the soft pinks and lavenders.
The high contrast will contribute interest as well as make
it easier to distinguish between items and make it easier
for people with sight problems.
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
108'-2"
8'-5" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 11'-5"
2'
-2
"T
YP
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6'-3" TYP.
135°
RESTROOM
APT SPACE
GATHERING
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

SPACE/LIVING ROOM CHILDREN'S AREA
APT SPACE
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP 8'-0"
43'-1"
ENTRY
10'-0"
C.H. UP
STORAGE
APT SPACE
DIRECTORS OFFICE
APT SPACE
135°
UP UP
PORCH
3'
-2
6'-7" 6'-0" 6'-0" 9'-4" 14'-0" 14'-0" 14'-0" 15'-5"

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YP
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93'-1"
NOTES:
1. ALL EXISTING WINDOWS ARE 30" A.F.F. AND
60" HIGH
2. CEILING HEIGHT IS 10'-0"
3. ADDITIONAL EGRESS (DOORS/WINDOWS) MAY
INTA 302 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II

BE ADDED ALONG WEST WALL
ART INSTITUTE OF PITTSBURGH ONLINE DIVISION

4. ASSUME ADDITIONAL APARTMENTS ON
SECOND FLOOR; SECOND FLOOR IS NOT
WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS PROJECT
BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
11/29/17
1 BUBBLE DIAGRAM 1
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
108'-2"
8'-5" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 11'-5"
2'
-2
"T
YP
.
6'-3" TYP.
135°
APT SPACE STORAGE
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

DIRECTORS OFFICE
APT SPACE RESTROOM
10'-0"
C.H.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP 8'-0"
43'-1"
ENTRY
CHILDREN'S AREA
UP
APT SPACE GATHERING

SPACE/LIVING ROOM
APT SPACE
135°
UP UP
PORCH
3'
-2
6'-7" 6'-0" 6'-0" 9'-4" 14'-0" 14'-0" 14'-0" 15'-5"

"T
YP
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93'-1"
NOTES:
60" HIGH


BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
11/29/17
1 BUBBLE DIAGRAM 2
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
108'-2"
8'-5" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 11'-5"
2'
-2
"T
YP
.
6'-3" TYP.
135°
APT SPACE
GATHERING
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

CHILDREN'S AREA
APT SPACE SPACE/LIVING ROOM
10'-0"
C.H.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP 8'-0"
43'-1"
ENTRY
UP
RESTROOM
APT SPACE
DIRECTORS OFFICE
APT SPACE STORAGE
135°
UP UP
PORCH
3'
-2
6'-7" 6'-0" 6'-0" 9'-4" 14'-0" 14'-0" 14'-0" 15'-5"

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YP
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93'-1"
NOTES:
60" HIGH


BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
11/29/17
1 BUBBLE DIAGRAM 3
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
108'-2"
8'-5" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 11'-5"
2'
-2
"T
YP
.
1-BR TENANT
6'-3" TYP.
1-BR TENANT APT 135°
APT (ADA GATHERING
SPACE) AREA/LIVING
ROOM/CHILDREN'S
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

KITCHEN SPACE
PUBLIC
5'0" 5'0"
ADA RESTROOM
ADA 10'-0" 5'0"
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP C.H. ADA
8'-0"
43'-1"
ENTRY
5'0" UP
5'0"
ADA ADA
STORAGE
2-BR TENANT
APT (ADA 2-BR TENANT APT DIRECTOR'S
SPACE) OFFICE
135°
UP UP
PORCH
3'
-2
6'-7" 6'-0" 6'-0" 9'-4" 14'-0" 14'-0" 14'-0" 15'-5"

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YP
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93'-1"
NOTES:
60" HIGH


BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
11/29/17
1 FLOOR PLAN 1
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
108'-2"
8'-5" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 23'-2" 14'-0" 11'-5"
2'
-2
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YP
.
1-BR TENANT 5'0"
STORAGE ADA
6'-3" TYP.
1-BR TENANT APT 135°
APT (ADA
SPACE) DIRECTORS OFFICE
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

PUBLIC
RESTROOM
5'0" 5'0"
ADA ADA 10'-0" 5'0"
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP C.H. ADA
8'-0"
43'-1"
ENTRY
5'0" UP
5'0"
ADA ADA
GATHERING
AREA/CHILDRENS
2-BR TENANT SPACE/LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN
APT (ADA 2-BR TENANT APT
SPACE)
135°
UP UP
PORCH
3'
-2
6'-7" 6'-0" 6'-0" 9'-4" 14'-0" 14'-0" 14'-0" 15'-5"

"T
YP
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93'-1"
NOTES:
60" HIGH


BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
11/29/17
1 FLOOR PLAN 2
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
COVER 1
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
DECEMBER 2017
HOUSE
DESIGNER: CHRISTINA ANDRLE

INTA302 - RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II

TRANSITIONAL
QUEEN ANNE STYLE
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
CLASS: INTA 302 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II

SHEET:
DATE: 12/19/17 1 OF 5
DRAWN BY: CHRISTINA ANDRLE
QUEEN ANNE STYLE
SAN FRANCISCO, CA A0
A1.1
SHEET:
1 OF 5
1-BR TENANT
APT (ADA 1-BR TENANT APT STORAGE
SPACE) DIRECTORS OFFICE
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

PUBLIC
RESTROOM
10'-0"
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP C.H.
ENTRY
UP
GATHERING
AREA/CHILDRENS
2-BR TENANT SPACE/LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN
APT (ADA 2-BR TENANT APT
SPACE)
UP UP
PORCH
NOTES:
60" HIGH


BRIANNA MCMENEMY
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
12/19/17
1 FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
INSTRUCTOR:
DRAWN BY:
CLASS:
DATE:
A3
SHEET:
1 OF 5
12 9
12 10
7
7
11 11 STORAGE
8
10
9 DIRECTORS OFFICE
1-BR TENANT 1-BR TENANT APT
QUEEN ANNE STYLE

APT (ADA PUBLIC
SPACE) RESTROOM
8
6
10'-0"
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
UP C.H. 5
5
12
11 F13
6 UP
ENTRY
11
A4
1
12
GATHERING
2-BR TENANT APT AREA/CHILDRENS
2-BR TENANT 11 12 SPACE/LIVING ROOM
APT (ADA 1
7 3
10 8
SPACE) 10
12 4
7 KITCHEN
9 11 9 4 2
8
UP UP
PORCH
FURNITURE PLAN
TAG ROOM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER FINISH QTY
F1 GATHERING CHAIR HAUTE HOUSE GREY/ALDER 2
F2 GATHERING SOFA MASSOUD MAHOGANY 1
F3 GATHERING COFFEE TABLE ETHAN ALLEN NIGHTFALL 1
F4 GATHERING SIDE TABLE ETHAN ALLEN COTTON 2
F5 ENTRY CHAIR ETHAN ALLEN NIGHTFALL

4

F6 ENTRY TABLE ETHAN ALLEN TRUFFLE 2
F7 LIVING ROOMS SOFA ETHAN ALLEN BLACK 4
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F8 LIVING ROOMS STORAGE HORCHOW WALNUT AND
CHRISTINA ANDRLE
4 NOTES:
HUTCH GRANITE
F9 DINING ROOMS DINING TABLE KATE MADISON SUNBRIDGE 4
12/19/17
F10 DINING ROOMS DINING CHAIR ETHAN ALLEN COTTON 8
F11 BEDROOMS BED LAUREL CROWN WALNUT 6
F12 BEDROOMS DRESSER LAUREL CROWN WALNUT 6
F13 GATHERING BUILT IN CUSTOM WALNUT 1
INSTRUCTOR:
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1 FURNITURE PLAN
CLASS:
DATE:
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
10'-0"
2'-0"
1" 1'-6"
10" 1" 10"
1"
1
1'-11"
3'-8"
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

BUILT-IN ELEVATION
8'-2"
3'-11"
3"
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NOTES:
CHILDREN
MADE FROM OAK

OPEN SHELVING
DENTIL MOLDING
GLASSBOARD FOR
TELEVISION MOUNTED
1' - 6" DEEP BUILT-IN CABINETRY
FINISHED IN DARK DRIFTWOOD GREY
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SHEET:
DATE: 12/19/17 1 OF 5
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DECEMBER 2017
ANDERSON TRASNITIONAL HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, CA
ENTRY
SEATING
PILLOW FABIRC
LOUNGE
SOFA FABIRC
CHAIR
SOFA PILLOW FABIRC
FINSHES/FABRICS
COFFEE
TABLE
END TABLE TILE
WOOD FINISH
SOFA LIGHTING PAINT WALL PAPER COLOR PALETTE
QUEEN ANNE
INTA 302 – RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
TRANSITIONAL HOUSE CHRISTINA ANDRLE
W5A1 DECEMBER 2017
GATHERING SPACE
FURNITURE
FINISH
LIVING ROOM FINSHES/FABRICS
STORAGE
BEDDING
SHEETS
BED
SOFA
ACCENT
BEDROOM PILLOWS
BEDDING
STORAGE COMFORTER)
DINING
TABLE
HARDWOOD
DINING FLOORING
CHAIRS LIGHTING PAINT

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY COLOR PALETTE
QUEEN ANNE
INTA 302 – RESIDENTIAL DESIGN II
TRANSITIONAL HOUSE CHRISTINA ANDRLE
W5A1 DECEMBER 2017
TENANT SPACES

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INTA 302

INSTRUCTOR: BRIANNA MCMENEMY

ANDERSON TRASNITIONAL HOME

1. Gathering 300 S.F. 2, 5, 7 Y Y N Open floor plan with

1. Restrooms(x3) 150 S.F. 6, Y/N N Y N/A

1. Entry 25 S.F. N/A Y N N N/A

1. Office 400 S.F. 8 N N N N/A Tenant spaces – desks

1. Kitchen 150 S.F. 1, 2 Y N Y Open to gathering

1. Tenant Rooms(4x) 200 S.F. x4 2, 5, 7 N Y N Closed off with access

1. Children’s Area 300 S.F. 1, 2, 6 N Y N Closed off with tenant

1. Storage Room 100 S.F 4 N N N Office close by for

▪ Standard Color Pelette:

▪ Houses were commonly

▪ Fairly dark colors, along the

▪ Typical elements used:

▪ Terra cotta embellishments in

▪ Classic columns (Queen

▪ Spindle Work (Queen Anne

▪ Dentils (Queen Anne Style).

▪ Tower is placed at front

▪ Tile-hung gabled walls

▪ White painted balustrades

▪ Brackets accentuating real

▪ Slate roof (Queen Anne

▪ Bay windows (Queen Anne

▪ Typical Interior Finishes:

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Wallpapers and fabrics

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Wall Details Typical:

▪ Wall paper patterns

▪ Applied ornamentation details

▪ Wall Details Typical:

▪ Plaster corbel at end of wall

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Wall Details Typical:

▪ Plaster keystone in wall arch.

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Wall Details Typical:

▪ Crown Molding- intricately

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Ceiling Details Typical:

▪ Applied ornamentation details

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Ceiling Details Typical:

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Ceiling Details Typical:

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Ceiling Details Typical:

▪ Ceiling Plaster Designs,

(Queen Anne Style).

▪ Flooring Details Typical:

▪ Floor material types such as

▪ Area rugs style and material

▪ Base molding design (Figure 29)

▪ Flooring Details Typical:

(Queen Anne Style).