Fitness Center Project

Indee Fletcher
INTA201: Materials & Specifications
Daniel Harper
February – March 2018
Table of Contents

Pg. 3 Concept Statement

Pg. 4 Finish Legend
Pg. 5 Finish Schedule
Pg. 6 Wall Finishes and Materials
Pg. 15 Floor Finishes and Materials
Pg. 24 Architectural Surface Finishes and Materials
Pg. 33 Millwork Finishes and Materials
Pg. 39 Presentation Boards
Pg. 44 Reflection
Concept Statement

When going to the fitness center, there is an expectation to feel

energized, whether it be for an early morning workout, or after a
long day at work. Using bright greens, blues, and oranges will be
perfect to liven up the space. Since there is also a sense of
community and interaction involved at the fitness, incorporating
some gray and black into the designs will help keep things grounded
and comfortable. As it is important to take care of our bodies, being
conscious of taking care of our environment is also important.
Selecting sustainable materials will be a top priority.
 Finish Legend
PAINT
P-1
Manufacturer: Benjamin Moore
Product name: Citrus Orange
Color number: 2016-20
VOC content: Zero
Finish: Natura Interior Semi-Gloss
P-2
Manufacturer: Benjamin Moore
Product name: Utah Sky
Color number: 2065-40
VOC content: Zero
Finish: Natura Interior Semi-Gloss
P-3
Manufacturer: Benjamin Moore
Product name: Pewter
Color number: 2121-30
VOC content: Zero
Finish: Natura Interior Semi-Gloss
WALL FINISH
WF-1 Vinyl Wallpaper
Manufacturer: Versa
Style: Atmosphere
Color/code: Organic
Dimensions: 54 in. Wide
Pattern: Random
Backing: Osnaburg
WF-2 Vinyl Wallpaper
Manufacturer: Versa
Style: Alley Cat
Color/code: Tidal Wave
Dimensions: 54 in. Wide
Pattern: Random
Backing: Osnaburg
FLOORING CARPET ARCHITECTURAL SURFACE MILLWORK
CPT-1: Carpet Tile MW1: Quartz Countertop
FL-1: Enhanced Resilient Tile AS1: Wall Panel
Manufacturer: Mohawk Group Manufacturer: Mohawk Group Manufacturer: CSI Wall Panels Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Product name: Trenta Wood Style: Hyper Earth Tile, Blue
Sapphire Style: Brick Wall Panel Style: Quartz
Color number: Havana - 882 Size: 12” x 36” Color/code: BWP014 Color/code: North Cascades
Slip resistance: ASTM D2047 Passes - > 0.6 Dry Fiber: Colorstrand SD Nylon Dimensions: 35"x130"
Dimensions: 4”x8”x3/4”
Dimensions: 7.25” W x 48” L Gauge: 1/12 (47.00 rows per 10cm)
Flammability: ASTM E84 Class A Heat Resistant
Heat resistance: ASTM F1514 Passes - ∆E ≤ 8 Tufted weight: 16oz per sq. yd.
Dye method: Solution Dyed
MW2: Cabinetry Material
FL-2: Rubber Backing: EcoFlex ICT AS2: Wall Panel
Manufacturer: Mohawk Group Flammability testing: ASTM E648 Manufacturer: CSI Wall Panels Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Product name: Master Step Tile Hammered - Class 1 Style: Stone Wall Panel Style: Laminate
DSH CPT-2: Carpet Broadloom Color/code: SWP001 Color/code: Mambo
Color number: Almond Biscotti - 142 Manufacturer: Mohawk Group Dimensions: 4”x8”x3/4” Dimensions: Varies
Static Coefficient of Friction: ASTM D2047 - ≥ Style: Plateau II, Oxidized
Flammability: ASTM E84 Class A Meets or Exceeds Fire Codes
0.8 Size: 12’ W
Dimensions: 35 11/16” x 35 11/16” Fiber: Colorstrand Nylon
MW3: Quartz Countertop
Heat resistance: ASTM F1514 Passes - ∆E ≤ 8 Gauge: 1/10 (39.37 rows per 10cm) AS3: Acoustic Vertical Panel
Tufted weight: 42oz per sq. yd. Manufacturer: Armstrong Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Dye method: Piece Dyed Style: Soundscape Blades Walls Style: Quartz
Backing: Weldlok Color/code: Tangerine Color/code: Rain Shadow
FL-3: Rubber Flammability testing: ASTM E648
Manufacturer: Mohawk Group Dimensions: 5”x46”x2”, 5”x94”x2” Dimensions: 65"x130"
Class 1
Product name: Master Step Tile Hammered - Flammability: Class A (UL) Heat Resistant
DSH
Color number: Copper Dust - 157 MW4: Cabinetry Material
AS4: Wall Panel
Static Coefficient of Friction: ASTM D2047 - ≥ Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Manufacturer: The Mirror Company,
0.8
LLC Style: Laminate
Dimensions: 35 11/16” x 35 11/16”
Heat resistance: ASTM F1514 Passes - ∆E ≤ 8 Style: Mirrored Glass Color/code: Grey Elm
Color/code: N/A Dimensions: Varies with Project
Dimensions: 6’ x 8’ Meets or Exceeds Fire Codes
Finish Schedule
Room Floor Walls Millwork Ceiling Remarks

No. Name N S E W HT

1 Juice Bar FL1 WF1 WF1 P1, AS1 WF1 MW1, 9ft. P1 (half wall)
MW2
2 Reception CPT1, P2, P3, P3 WF2 WF2 MW3, 10ft.
CPT2 AS2 MW4
3 Conference CPT1 P3 P3 WF2 WF2 9ft.
Room
4 Exercise Room FL2, FL3 P3, AS3, P1, AS3 P2, AS3 P2, AS3 9ft. FL3 (Border)
105 AS4

FINISH LEGEND:
P = Paint WF = Wall Finish CPT = Carpet
FL = Flooring AS = Architectural Surface MW = Millwork
Wall Finishes and Materials
Juice Bar

WF1

P1
P1

WF1

WF1
Reception

P2/P3
P2

WF2
WF2 P3
P3

WF2
Conference Room

P3 P3
P3

WF2 WF2

WF2

P3 P3
Exercise Room

P1
P3

P2 P2
P2 P1

P3
Elevation Renderings
Justification

• The goal was to create a place that was lively, and also
professional. I selected colors that would reflect those aspects, as
well as materials that are sustainable. The paint from Benjamin
Moore is part of the Natura Interior Paints, which states to be
asthma and allergy friendly, as well as VOC and emissions free.
The paint is durable for a high traffic levels. The vinyl from Versa
has many environmental and health considerations, and also has
USGBC LEED support.
Cleaning & Maintenance

• Both the paint and the vinyl are easy to maintain, as well as
clean. Simple water and soap will keep both materials clean. If
damage occurs to the paint, touching up with the paint will repair.
If damage occurs to the vinyl, an entire strip will need to be
replaced.
Light Study

Sunlight Fluorescent LED

The color under sunlight seems to be the darkest/richest of the three. Under the
fluorescent lights, the color is lightened to almost a yellow instead of the orange
it’s supposed to be. The color under the LED lighting looks almost the same as the
color under sunlight, just not as rich.
Floor Finishes and Materials
Juice Bar

F1

F1
Reception

CPT1
CPT1

CPT2 CPT2
Conference Room

CPT1
CPT1
Exercise Room

F2 F2

F3
F3
Renderings
Justification

• The colors in flooring chosen stay congruent with the concept

statement of bright colors with an achromatic color scheme. The
carpet tile and broadloom, wood tile, and rubber flooring are both
commercial grade and eco friendly.
Cleaning & Maintenance

• The carpet in the entry way/reception area should be vacuumed

daily, as they would have heavy traffic.
• The carpet in the conference room would have medium traffic,
and so should be vacuumed 3 times a week.
• For spills on carpet: blot or scrape, never scrub, and use general
purpose spotter products.
• For the enhanced resilient tile: sweep daily, and if needed only
use neutral pH cleaning products for mopping.
• For the rubber flooring: sweep or vacuum daily, if needed use low
foam neutral cleaning products for scrubbing or mopping.
Light Study

Sunlight Fluorescent LED

The carpet is the sharpest under the sunlight, though that could very well be just how the
camera captured it. The color under the fluorescent is a light grey than the other two photos,
and not as sharp. The color under the LED is the darkest grey of the three photos.
Architectural Surface Finishes and Materials
Juice Bar

AS1

AS1
Reception

AS2
AS2
Exercise Room

AS3 AS4
AS4

AS3
Renderings
Justifications

The red brick will add to the warmth of the bright color scheme in
the Juice Bar. The white-grey stone goes well with the
sophistication of the achromic color scheme, with the bright blue
paint showing behind it. Adding mirrors will not only make the room
feel bigger, but will allow members to watch for good form. The
Acoustic vertical panels will add into the playful, bright color
scheme, as well as help keep the noise level to go beyond the
exercise room.
Cost Estimations: Mirrored Glass

• Exercise Room – North Wall = 45’

• Dimensions of Mirrored Glass = 6’ tall x 8’ long
• 45/8= 5.625 = 5 5/8
• Mirrors needed = 5
• Price (includes mirrors, delivery, and installation) = $1,995

Reference:
“Pricing.” The Mirror Company. The Mirror Company, LLC, N.d. Web.
3 Mar 2018. http://themirrorcompany.com/pricing/
Maintenance

• The brick and stone wall panels can be washed with a

sponge/cloth.
• The Acoustic Vertical panels has a wash resistance that will allow
for dusting without fear a damaging the product.
• The mirrored glass can easily be cleaned with a general glass
cleaner.
Light Study

Sunlight Fluorescent Light LED Light

The stone under sunlight has a soft glow effect, and the colors are somewhat muted. However
the sunlight does bring out every line and crevice. The fluorescent light brightens the colors and
heightens the blue tones, but doesn’t allow for the lines to stand out. The LED light brought out
the yellow tones, and allow more of the contrast show, versus the stone under the fluorescent
lighting.
Millwork Finishes and Materials
Juice Bar

MW1
MW1

MW2
(Cabinetry for
cashier workspace,
Not Shown In Floor
Plan)
Juice Bar

MW3

MW3

MW4
(Cabinetry for
Reception Desk,
Not Shown In
Floor Plan)
Renderings
Justification

The countertop chosen for the Juice bar brings in the achromic
color scheme, and is very durable for high traffic. The laminate for
the cabinetry in the juice bar matches the wood flooring.
The countertop chosen for the reception desk matches the color
scheme and is also very durable for high traffic. The laminate for
the cabinetry will also go along with the color scheme.
Light Study

Sunlight Fluorescent LED

The sunlight could pick up many of the colors that are in the laminate tile. Under the
fluorescent light, much of the blue is picked up, but the yellow was not. The LED lighting
picked up much of the yellow tones, but not the blue.
Presentation Boards
Materials: Juice Bar

Wood Flooring (FL1)

Brick Architectural Surface (AS1)

Located on
the East
Paint (P1)
Wall
Located
on the
Half Wall Laminate Quartz
(MW1) (MW2)
Vinyl Wallpaper (WF1) Cabinetry Countertop
Located on
the North,
South, and
West Walls
 Materials: Reception
Quartz
(MW3)
Countertop

Paint (P2) Paint (P3) Vinyl Wallpaper

Located on Located on (WF2)
the North the North Located on the West
wall Wall and East Walls

Laminate Carpet Carpet

(MW4) (CPT1) (CPT2)
Cabinetry Located in
the Foyer
Stone Architectural
Surface (AS2)
Located on the Half Wall
Materials: Conference Room

Paint (P3)
Located
on the
North
and South
Carpet
Walls.
(CPT1)
Located
throughout
Vinyl
Wallpaper
(WF2)
Located on
the West and
East Walls
 Mirrored Glass
(AS4)
Materials: Exercise Room 105 Located on the
North Wall

Acoustic Vertical Panels (AS3)

Paint (P1)
Located on
the South
Design located on all
Wall
walls

Paint (P2)
Located on
the East and
Rubber Rubber Flooring
West walls
Flooring (FL2) (FL3)
Paint (P3) Used as a Used as the
Located on border around Center
the North FL3
Wall
Reflection

Choosing materials is a main component for an interior designer, and knowing

what to choose is a critical skill set. The specification sheets was a great tool to
learn, as it has helped me search for the information I needed on the materials. I
also learned that websites can only get you so far, and contacting the company is
the best route to go through for specific information.
Putting a concept statement together first can make a large project like this
possible. Although I had an idea of color schemes, the concept statement helped
me hone into more of the feel and atmosphere of the project, as well as the basic
needs the client may expect to have.
Lastly, this class gave me an opportunity to try out different ways to present the
project. It was certainly a game to find the right balance that allowed for the
client/peers/instructor to correctly interpret the meaning of my designs.
Because, no matter how great a selection of materials might be, if the client
cannot piece together the designer’s vision, then the project cannot come to life.