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Anne McQuown
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2007
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September
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- Studio Final: Plans
- Studio Final: Site and Roof Plan
- Studio Final: Structure
- Quick Perspective Sketches
- Wrap Stair
- West Elevation- Draft
- North Elevation
- Really Rough Elevation
- Studio Final: Site Plan
- Studio Final: Site Plan
- Insulation Locations
- Brick and Curtain wall
- Details
- Building Section- Mechanical and Environmental
- Studio Final: Building Services
- Conversation with Chris Schaffner 9.05.07
- Clickable Structure Drawings
- Studio Final: Structure
- Third Floor Plan and Third Stair Location
- Second Floor
- Annotated Plan
- In Progress models
- In Progress Residential Tower
- Slivers
- Five Stories
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3 comments:
Anne, your detail sections are very insightful. You clearly developed them yourself, displaying the thinking required to be innovative: you are taking everything possible in account, structure, including reinforcing of concrete, waterproofing, insulation, plant life and “green” issues. Bravo.
I hope you will have some time developing details equally thoughtful that deal with your recycled brick.
One question: why did you choose sloped lightweight concrete instead of tapered insulation?
Hi Anne,
Do you need a roof drain for your roof garden? If not do you have a solution to divert the water away from the window?
Lightweight insulating concrete should be a more permanent roof. Ponding should not be as noticable and repair costs should be just replace the membrane.
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