Groesbeck Lodge Conservation Center

The Groesbeck Lodge
Center for Conservation and Stewardship
Shelby Johnson
Commercial Design II
INTA342
Professor MICHAEL GREFE
Week 6 Assignment 1
7 January 2017
Table of Contents
Preliminary Notes, 3 - 7
Case Study, 8 - 9
Research, 10 - 14
Codes and Accessibility Analysis, 15 - 19
Concept and Color Scheme, 20 - 21
Programming Schematics, 22 - 32
Retail Space Schematics and Lighting, 33 - 37
Non-Retail Space Schematics and Lighting, 38 - 48
Choosing Materials and Finishes, 49 - 53
Furniture and Fixtures, 54 - 62
Lighting, 63 - 66
Fire Safety, 67 - 69
Presentation Images, 70 - 71
Presentation Boards 72 - 74
Time Sheet, 74 - 75
References and Specification Sheets 76 - End

Preliminary Notes
Project Summary
The Groesbeck House, recently acquired by the Cincinnati Nature Center, is an adaptive reuse project that will take place
in Cincinnati, Ohio. The lodge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The structure is adjacent to the CNC’s
main location called Rowe Woods, in Milford, Ohio. The acquired parcel includes Groesbeck Lodge and surrounding
property including additional out-buildings and the historic gardens and landscape architecture on-site. The CNC would
like to make Groesbeck Lodge its new Center for Conservation and Stewardship (CCS) The building summary describing
this structure, found on the recently approved National Historic Places application, reads:
“The Groesbeck House is a large [7,880 square feet] two-and-a-half-story Tudor Revival fieldstone
country house, which was completed by 1920 for Grace and Glendinning Groesbeck. Irregular in
plan, the house is characterized by a steeply pitched hipped slate roof with a front gable. The long
roofline and grouped steel casement windows create a strong horizontal orientation. The interior of
the house reflects Arts and Crafts influences in its hand-made wrought-iron light fixtures and
hardware, oak woodwork, and built-in cabinetry. The house and surrounding 200-plus hilly wooded
acres are part of the Cincinnati Nature Center. Contributing buildings on the property are a stone
greenhouse, frame bulb house and bulb-drying shed. The property also includes many stone
landscape features—an undulating garden wall, stone-edged paths, and remains of a circular rose
garden near the house, and steps and a bench on footpaths in the surrounding woods.”
Project Required sPaces

Event Spaces - indoor and outdoor spaces for formal events of 10-75 people (weddings, receptions, cocktail parties, etc). Flexible furni-
ture arrangemet that can be easily configured to fit the event. When event space is not in use, this space can be used for board meetings,
conferences, and trainings.
Bride’s / Prep Room – preparation room for brides or other event personnel. This room should be convenient to a restroom and large
enough for several people to assist bride in pre-wedding preparations.
2 Meeting Rooms / Lounges – at least 300 sq. ft. each; convenient to a restroom; flexible furniture arrangements required to accommo-
date formal meetings, trainings, dinners, or casual lounge meetings.
Event Support Spaces – catering kitchen, bar area, storage for cocktail and serving utensils, tables, chairs, linens etc.
Office Spaces – 500 square feet of office space for 4 directors (can explore open office designs)
Employee Accomodations – a single shower and dressing room for employees who bike to work or hike while on the grounds; employee
lockers / storage
Bike rack – near parking for employees who bike to work (no biking on trails is allowed at this time)
ADA Restrooms – 2 ADA restrooms (1 male, 1 female) per floor are needed; more restrooms on first floor if possible
Copy Room/Storage – about 100 square feet for copy room and office supply storage
Break Room – approx. 100 square feet for employee breakroom
Intern Offices – Office Space for 4 interns, to allow for both focus and collaboration work modes
Laboratory Space – convenient/adjacent to exterior; about. 400 square feet of flexible laboratory space for environmental
field experiments, with flexible lab tables, stools, and power locations
(CONTINUED)
Retail Space – small retail space to house satellite extension of The Nature Shop gift store found in the main Visitor Center. The retail
space should include secure storage, display space, a small cash wrap /register area, an employee area with a small table and chairs and
a mini-refrigerator, and a lockable cabinet for employees to store small personal items. The retail space should be Universal with an
Accessible cash/wrap area, and an accessible restroom should be near the retail space.cabinet for employees to store small person-
al items. The retail space should be Universal with an Accessible cash/wrap area, and an accessible restroom should be near the retail
space.
ARCHITECTURAL NOTES
Preserving the structure and character of the 1920’s Tudor Revival lodge’s character is a high priority. Unless absolutely necessary, no
load-bearing interior walls, columns, or exterior walls will be demolished. These items are in good shape and will probably not require
any alteration. Exterior doors and Windows will not be filled in either. To upgrade to the electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems
that are needed as per safety code, the interior plaster and other materials may face some modification.
The attic will be an unoccupied storage area. The basement will be unoccupied mechanical areas. The outbuildings may be used for the
required spaces if needed.
On the East side of the structure, the home originally had garage doors. These were later removed and replaced with walls and windows,
and the interior was refinished. This East side will need to be an ADA accessible entrance to the building. Therefore, door options will be
explored, perhaps in the original style of the previous garage doors.
Site Map
Exterior Photos
East Side- Formerly Garage Doors
North Side Flower Room Entrance North Side Basement Service Entry Front Entry Outer Vestibule Doors
Dining Windows and Doors
Front / South North Side- Location of Windows Replaced with Doors

Interior Photos
Living Room
Living Room Fireplace
Master Bedroom Front Entry Hall Staircase

Case Study
Case Study: Ivywild School in Colorado Springs, CO
Ivywild School was built in 1916. It operated as an Elemen-

tary school in Colorado Springs until it closed in 2009. Shortly
after the school closed, Joe Coleman and Mike Bristol collabo-
rated on an idea to move Bristol Brewery over the space began
to form. The 18-year-old brewery, as well as a bakery, espres-
so/cocktail bar, delicatessen, and office space would soon be
moved into the old school building. This would combine com-
merce and community while creatively preserving a beautiful
historical building. The group of business minds purchased the
property in 2012, and local architect Jim Fennell took charge of
the project. The old Ivywild School is now a successful market-
place, and a historic centerpiece to its surrounding neighbor-
hood. (“History”)
IvyWild School (Fig. 2)
The Neoclassical revival style was popular in public buildings of the early 20th century. (“Neoclassical
Revival”) Based on old Roman and Greek elements, it is characterized by “grandeur scale” and “sim-
plicity of forms”. (“Neoclassical Architecture”) The Ivywild school has maintained its original building
character. It still has its classrooms, wood floors, and principal’s office (which is quite a unique bar).
Bristol Brewery Bar (Fig. 3)
Building Map (Fig. 1)
The Principal’s Office, now a bar (Fig. 4)

Research
ADA Accessibility
The Groesbeck Lodge design must include an accessible route from the drop-off/pick-up area to an accessible entrance. An accessible en-
trance must be provided to the building as well as an accessible route from this entrance to the main public function spaces of the interi-
or. The ADA codes concerning this are listed below. Find more by following this link.
402.2 Components. Accessible routes shall consist of one or more of the following components: walking surfaces with a running slope
not steeper than 1:20, doorways, ramps, curb ramps excluding the flared sides, elevators, and platform lifts. All components of an acces-
sible route shall comply with the applicable requirements of Chapter 4.
403 Walking Surfaces
403.1 General. Walking surfaces that are a part of an accessible route shall comply with 403.
403.2 Floor or Ground Surface. Floor or ground surfaces shall comply with 302.
403.3 Slope. The running slope of walking surfaces shall not be steeper than 1:20. The cross slope of walking surfaces shall not be
steeper than 1:48.
403.4 Changes in Level. Changes in level shall comply with 303.
403.5 Clearances. Walking surfaces shall provide clearances complying with 403.5.
EXCEPTION: Within employee work areas, clearances on common use circulation paths shall be permitted to be decreased by work area
equipment provided that the decrease is essential to the function of the work being performed.
403.5.1 Clear Width. Except as provided in 403.5.2 and 403.5.3, the clear width of walking surfaces shall be 36 inches (915 mm) mini-
mum.
Doorways
404.2.2 Double-Leaf Doors and Gates. At least one of the active leaves of doorways with two leaves shall comply with 404.2.3 and
404.2.4.
404.2.3 Clear Width. Door openings shall provide a clear width of 32 inches (815 mm) minimum. Clear openings of doorways with swing-
ing doors shall be measured between the face of the door and the stop, with the door open 90 degrees. Openings more than 24 inches
(610 mm) deep shall provide a clear opening of 36 inches (915 mm) minimum. There shall be no projections into the required clear open-
ing width lower than 34 inches (865 mm) above the finish floor or ground. Projections into the clear opening width between 34 inches
(865 mm) and 80 inches (2030 mm) above the finish floor or ground shall not exceed 4 inches (100 mm).
404.2.4. Maneuvering clearances shall extend the full width of the doorway and the required latch side or hinge side clearance.
LULA Elevator Dimensions

408.4.2 Floor Surfaces. Floor surfaces in elevator cars shall comply with 302 and 303.
408.4.3 Platform to Hoistway Clearance. The platform to hoistway clearance shall comply with 407.4.3.
408.4.4 Leveling. Elevator car leveling shall comply with 407.4.4.
408.4.5 Illumination. Elevator car illumination shall comply with 407.4.5.
408.4.6 Car Controls. Elevator car controls shall comply with 407.4.6. Control panels shall be centered on a side wall.
408.4.7 Designations and Indicators of Car Controls. Designations and indicators of car controls shall comply with 407.4.7.
408.4.8 Emergency Communications. Car emergency signaling devices complying with 407.4.9 shall be provided.
ADA Restroom Guidelines

See Chapter 6 of ADA Standards for design of public restrooms. Note that this project was reviewed and will not require drinking foun-
tains so long as drinking water is available on each floor. (2010 ADA Guidelines)
Building Codes
This is a mixed-occupancy type building with an occupancy load of 75 people. The design for the Groesbeck Lodge shall comply with:
- Chapter 34 “Existing Buildings and Structures” of the 2011 Ohio Building Code, Section 3409 “Historic Buildings”:
“The provisions of this code relating to the construction, repair, alteration, addition, restoration and movement of structures, and change
of occupancy shall not be mandatory for historic buildings where such buildings are judged by the building official to not constitute a
distinct life safety hazard.” (2011 Ohio Building Code)
- NFPA 914, “Code for Fire Protection for Historic Structures”. (NFPA 914) Note that this building will not be required to have an indoor
sprinkling system. Due to its stone construction, the fire risk is low.
Universal Design
The 7 Principles of Universal Design are as follows:
1. Equitable Use: “The design is useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities.”
2. Flexibility in Use: “The design accommodates a wide range of individual preferences and abilities.”
3. Simple and Intuitive Use: “Use of the design is easy to understand, regardless of the user’s experience, knowledge, language skills, or
current concentration level.”
4. Perceptible Information: “The design communicates necessary information effectively to the user, regardless of ambient conditions or
the user’s sensory abilities.”
5. Tolerance for Error: “The design minimizes hazards and the adverse consequences of accidental or unintended actions.”
6. Low Physical Effort: “The design can be used efficiently and comfortably and with a minimum of fatigue.”
7. Size and Space for Approach and Use: “Appropriate size and space is provided for approach, reach, manipulation, and use regardless
of user’s body size, posture, or mobility.” (“The 7 Principles”)
Sustainable Design
The purpose of sustainable design is to reduce negative impacts on our environment as well as the health and comfort of the individuals
using the design. This improves building performance. It also takes care to protect our non-renewable resources, reduces waste, and cre-
ates high-functioning interior designs. According to the U.S. General Service Administration, a sustainable design can do any of the fol-
lowing:
- optimize site potential
- minimize non-renewable energy consumption
- use environmentally preferable products
- protect and conserve water
- enhance indoor environmental quality
- optimize operational and maintenance practices (“Sustainable Design”)
Sustainability is a major concern in the design world today, and many vendors and designers are making it a top priority to produce de-
signs and products that are environmentally responsible.
Historic Preservation
Historic properties are a valuable asset to our country, as they are a tangible piece of history and reflection of our past. These structures
should be preserved and treated with dignity. The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties lists im-
portant principles for the treatment of structures such as the Groesbeck Lodge. These principles fall into four categories: standards for
preservation, standards for rehabilitation, standards for restoration, and standards for reconstruction. The Groesbeck Lodge project
most closely identifies with the Standards for Rehabilitation, which are quoted below:
1. A property will be used as it was historically or be given a new use that requires minimal change to its distinctive materials, features,
spaces, and spatial relationships.
2. The historic character of a property will be retained and preserved. The removal of distinctive materials or alteration of features, spaces,
and spatial relationships that characterize a property will be avoided.
3. Each property will be recognized as a physical record of its time, place, and use. Changes that create a false sense of historical develop-
ment, such as adding conjectural features or elements from other historic properties, will not be undertaken.
4. Changes to a property that have acquired historic significance in their own right will be retained and preserved.
5. Distinctive materials, features, finishes, and construction techniques or examples of craftsmanship that characterize a property will be
preserved.
(CONTINUED)
6. Deteriorated historic features will be repaired rather than replaced. Where the severity of deterioration requires replacement of a distinc-
tive feature, the new feature will match the old in design, color, texture, and, where possible, materials. Replacement of missing features
will be substantiated by documentary and physical evidence.
7. Chemical or physical treatments, if appropriate, will be undertaken using the gentlest means possible. Treatments that cause damage to
historic materials will not be used.
8. Archeological resources will be protected and preserved in place. If such resources must be disturbed, mitigation measures will be under-
taken.
9. New additions, exterior alterations, or related new construction will not destroy historic materials, features, and spatial relationships that
characterize the property. The new work will be differentiated from the old and will be compatible with the historic materials, features,
size, scale and proportion, and massing to protect the integrity of the property and its environment.
10. New additions and adjacent or related new construction will be undertaken in such a manner that, if removed in the future, the essen-
tial form and integrity of the historic property and its environment would be unimpaired.
(The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, 1995)
Acoustics
Attention to the acoustic environment is important in interior design, as “hearing loss is the third most prevalent, but treatable, disabling
condition.”. It is the interior designer’s job to ensure the interior environment reasonably accommodates all levels of ability. There are
several measures designers can take to create a comfortable acoustic environment:
- Use sound absorbing materials throughout the design (examples: carpet, fabrics on furniture, and draperies)
- Avoid very high ceilings in areas where background noise is difficult to control
- Plan layouts to divide areas of noisy activities from silent activities.
-Make an effort to reduce background noise if it is not necessary, this can be from sources such as air conditioning, mechanical noises,
and music. Selecting quieter appliances is a good idea.
- Install flashing lights in emergency alerts, as required by code.
- Seating should be arranged in small groups under ample lighting to make conversation and lip-reading easier. (McAskill)
Functional Relationships and Adjacencies

The interior layout is the foundation for a well-designed space. A floorplan should have an easy, logical flow. For a mixed-use building
such as Groesbeck Lodge, it would be wise to follow the following tips when designing the spacial relationships within the interior:
- Group spaces by noise or privacy level, quite activities and more noisy activities should not interfere with each other, nor should public
and private activities interfere with each other.
- Communication is key in planning office activities. Consider how the office and staff will interact and work with each other. Also con-
sider how to make the most productive work environment.
- For entry areas, allow for effective control of traffic. Include a waiting area near the entry. Place clerical staff near the entry for easy as-
sistance. (Neuman)
English Tudor Revival Style
The Groesbeck House, built 1920, is classified as Late 19th and 20th Century Tudor Revival style. Its exterior elements include limestone,
slate, wood, metal, and wrought iron. The Tudor Revival style gathers elements from late Medieval English styles, utilizing elements such
thatch roofs, steeply pitched roofs, tall narrow windows (often with casement), large chimneys, stone trim, steep front-facing gables, orn-
namental timbering, and stucco or masonry walls. (Groesbeck National Historic Places Application)
Large Chimney
Steep Shingled Roof
Stone Exterior
Tall Narrow Windows

Codes and Accessibility Analysis
Use and Occupancy Classification
The Groesbeck Lodge has a mix of occupancies. Calculations for occupancy load are based on IBC Table 1004.1.2: Maxi-
mum Floor Area Allowances Per Occupant.
Business Group B, which includes:

*100 sf per occupant
Directors’ Office Spaces (500 sf) = 5
Intern Office Spaces (250 sf)= 2.5
2 Meeting Spaces (altogether 600 sf)= 6
Research Laboratories (400 sf)= 4
Copy Room with Storage (200 sf)= 2
Total Occupancy Load for Business Classification: 19.5 = 20
Assembly Group (A-3)

* Without fixed seats, unconcentrated, with tables and chairs, 15 sf per occupant
Indoor Event Space (800 sf)= 53.3
Event Support Areas- catering kitchen, and bar area (600 sf)= 40
Bride Prep Space (300 sf)= 20
Total Occupancy Load for Assembly A-3 Classification= 113.3
Storage Group S
* A room or space used for storage purposes that is less than 100 square feet in area and accessory to another occupancy shall be classified as
part of that occupancy. The aggregate area of such rooms or spaces shall not exceed the allowable area limits of Section 508.2. (IBC 311.1.1)
Storage for event furniture and other event materials (300 sf)= 1
Total Occupancy Load for Storage Classification= 1
Mercantile Group M
* 60 sf per occupant
Small Gift Shop (700 sf)= 11.7
Total Occupancy Load for Mercantile Classification= 11.7 = 12
Plumbing Fixture Requirements

Calculations are based on IBC Table 2902.1: Minimum Number of Required Plumbing Fixtures. Note that drinking foun-
tains will not be required in this historic building. Each floor will require:
1 water closet per gender (note that on the event space floor, 2 water closets will be required for females)
1 lavatory per gender
1 service sink
Accessible Route From Parking
first floor accessibile Route means of egress route
Key
DN.
Egress
DN. Accessible Route
DN.
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
LOUNGE FREEZERS
---
---
102 sq. ft.
668 sq. ft.
OFFICES
DN.
---
425 sq. ft.
DN.
UP
DN.
STORAGE POTS & PANS

--- CLOSET
--- ---
95 sq. ft.
41 sq. ft. 32 sq. ft.
UP
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
OFFICE
---
87 sq. ft.
DN. DN.
DN.
EXISTING 1ST FLOOR PLAN

1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
Second Floor accessibile Route and means of egress route
Key
Egress
Accessible Route
GATHERING ROOM
---
270 sq. ft.
BATHROOM LIFT
--- ---
121 sq. ft. SLEEPING ROOM SLEEPING ROOM
--- ---
102 sq. ft. 105 sq. ft.
DN.
SLEEPING ROOM
UP
---
330 sq. ft. SLEEPING ROOM
HALLWAY DN. ---
--- 112 sq. ft.
DN.
SITTING ROOM STAIR HALL
---
---
130 sq. ft.
104 sq. ft.
SLEEPING ROOM
---
BATH BATH 141 sq. ft.
--- ---
73 sq. ft. 37 sq. ft.
SLEEPING ROOM
---
320 sq. ft.
EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN

1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
Concept and Color scheme
Concept Statment
The Groesback House design will combine elegance and warmth with a devotion to the house’s new
purpose. The house will be a center of discovery and commitment to preserving nature, and this
will be reflected throughout the design. Only environmentally responsible products will be used. A
color scheme of natural greens and sky blues will lighten the sturdy Arts and Crafts era forms. The
original historic style will appear authentic throughout the design. It is a high priority to restore
anything original to the home, preserving the warmth and charm of the 1920’s lodge. Special con-
siderations will be made concerning accessibility and universal design. Groesbeck Lodge will unify
people by making all who enter feel comfortable and properly accomodated. To do this, all 7 prin-
ciples of Universal Design will be reviewed at each design decision. Proper directional signage will
help guide visitors through the Lodge. The design of Groesbeck Lodge will enchant visitors. It will
ultimately connect its occupants with a common purpose of preserving the environment.
Programming Schematics
Groesbeck Lodge
1 Event Space (events of 10- 75 800 Reception desk, visitor

1-6, & Y Y L N N
ppl, use for trainings otherwise) seating, art display
9- 15
2 Bride’s Prep Room (perhaps 1 H Must accomodate bride and
300 N N Y Y
with additional restroom) several bridesmaids
1, 4-6, 9 I H Flexible furniture

3 Meeting Room #1 300
-11, 15,16 N
N N arrangements
1, 3-6, 9- H Flexible furniture
4 Meeting Room #2 300 11, 15, 16 N I N N
arrangements
1, 3, 4, 6,
5 Catering Kitchen 400 Y N M Y N
14
1, 3-5, Y N L
6 Bar 300
14 Y N
7 Employee Locker Room 200 8 N H

N N N
8 Employee Shower/ 350 7, 9 N N H Y N

Dressing Room
9 ADA Restrooms (1 per gender 60 e. 1, 3, 4, 8, N H N
Y Y
per floor, pref. additional on 1st floor) 11, 12, 14
10 Copy Room + Storage 1, 3, 4, N M N
200 N N
11, 12, 15
11 Employee Breakroom 1, 3, 4, 9, Possibly include a kitchenette
120 N I M Y N
10, 12, 15
1, 9, 10, N Explore Open Office
12 Intern Offices 250 I M N N
11, 14, 15 configurations
1
13 Main 1st Floor Entry N/A Y I L N N
1, 5, 6 12,, Convenient to Exterior, flexible lab

14 Laboratory Space 400 N Y H Y N
(Conventient to Exterior) 15 tables, stools, and power locations
1, 3, 4, 9 Explore Open Office

15 Office Space for 4 500 N Y H N
-12, 14, 15 N Configurations
Directors
secure storage, display space, a small cash wrap /register
700 3, 4, 15 Y I L area, an employee area with a small table and chairs and
16 Retail Space N Y a mini-refrigerator, and a lockable cabinet for employees
to store small personal items
Bubble Diagrams
Key
Immediate Adjacency
Retail Important Adjacency

Space
Reasonably Convenient
Meeting Meeting
Room Room Negative Adjacency
Employee #2 #1
Shower/
Dressing
Room
ADA
Restroom
Employee 1 M, 1 F
Office
Locker
Space for
Room
4 Directors
Event
Space Bar
Lab Main
Space Entry
Copy
+
Employee
Break-
Storage
Catering Bride’s
ADA
room Prep
Restroom
1 M, 1 F Kitchen
Interns’
Office
Diagram #1
Notes: Combining all the spaces in one bubble diagram reveals a possible separation between
spaces that could occupy the 1st floor, and spaces to occupy the 2nd floor.
Bubble Diagrams
First Floor Second Floor
Meeting Meeting
Room Room
Event Employee #2 #1
Space
Shower/
Bar Dressing
Room
Main
Entry ADA
Restroom
Employee 1 M, 1 F Office
Locker Space for
ADA Catering Room 4 Directors
Restroom
1 M, 1 F Kitchen
Bride’s
Prep Employee
Break-
Service room
Retail
Entry
Lab
Interns’ Space
Space Office
Copy
+
Storage
Key
Immediate Adjacency
Diagram #2
Important Adjacency
Notes: Considering the existing spaces in the plan, the event space will work best on
the first floor. All/most spaces with positive adjacencies to the event space will occupy Negative Adjacency
the first floor as well.
Bubble Diagrams
First Floor Second Floor
Meeting Meeting
Event Employee
Room
#2
Room
#1
Space
Break-
Bar room
Employee
Main
Locker
Entry Room ADA
Restroom
1 M, 1 F Office
Catering Space for
ADA
4 Directors
Restroom
1 M, 1 F Kitchen
Bride’s Interns’
Prep Greenhouse Office
Copy
Service +
Entry Storage
Retail Employee
Shower/
Space Dressing
Room
ADA
Lab
Employee
Restroom
1 M, 1 F Space
Locker Key
Room
Immediate Adjacency
Diagram #3 Important Adjacency

Notes: Perhaps the Lab Space could occupy one of the outbuildings, since it would be
convenient to the exterior and private. The bike rack is also in this area, and it might be
a good idea to place the Employee shower/dressing rooms here. Additional lockers for
Negative Adjacency
employees can be in the main building too, to accomodate employees who do not use
the on-site showers.
Block diagrams
DN.
Outdoor Event
DN. Space
MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
KOHRS LONNEMANN HEIL
H
K
1538 ALEXANDRIA PIKE, SUITE 11

L
FT. THOMAS, KENTUCKY 41075

Outdoor Event
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Space
Indoor Event Service

Space Entry
513-984-1070 architectsplus.com
10816 Millington Court, Suite 100
DN.
Cincinnati, OH 45242
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
LOUNGE Bar? FREEZERS

---
---
102 sq. ft.
668 sq. ft.
Catering Kitchen
OFFICES
Larger Indoor
DN.
---
Bar?
425 sq. ft.
Event Space
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
UP
Entry Hall (Greetings,
CONSERVATION & STEWARDSHIP

DN.
Recieving lines, Guestbook...) STORAGE POTS & PANS

--- CLOSET
Retail Space
--- ---
95 sq. ft.
41 sq. ft.
AT GROESBECK LODGE
32 sq. ft.
ADA Restrooms UP
CINCINNATI NATURE CENTER

CENTER FOR
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
Bride’s
Powder Room
Entry
Bride’s
OFFICE for
Prep ---
Employees
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

87 sq. ft.
DN. DN.
Outdoor Event
Space
DN.
Main
Entry
COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/02/2016 - 10:28 AM - /tmp/AcPublish_728/13152-CNC Base New 3 elevator updated 11292016.dwg
Issue:
Base Drawings: 10/29/2013
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
1st Floor Opt. 1

Drawn by: Checked by:
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
Block diagrams
DN.
Outdoor Event
DN. Space
H
K

L

Outdoor Event
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Space
Indoor Event Service

Space Entry
DN.
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
Bar? FREEZERS
LOUNGE
---
668 sq. ft.
Bride’s ---
102 sq. ft.
Prep
OFFICES
Larger Indoor
DN.
---
Bar?
425 sq. ft.
Event Space
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
UP
Entry Hall (Greetings,

DN.
Recieving lines, Guestbook...) STORAGE POTS & PANS

--- CLOSET
Retail Space
--- ---
Catering Kitchen
95 sq. ft.
41 sq. ft.
AT GROESBECK LODGE
32 sq. ft.
UP

CENTER FOR
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
ADA
Entry
Restrooms
OFFICE for
---
Employees
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

87 sq. ft.
DN. DN.
Outdoor Event
Space
DN.
Main
Entry
Issue:
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
1st Floor Opt. 2

Notes: The layout of the first floor allows for flexibility, but not very much due to the large event Drawn by:
SAJ, JBJ
Checked by:
AWS
spaces and the appropriate placement of these event spaces. Because of this, only 2 options will Date:
10/29/2013
Job #
13152
be provided for the first floor, but there will be 4 options provided for the second floor.
X2.1
Block diagrams
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Meeting Room
#1
GATHERING ROOM
---
270 sq. ft.
Breakroom Area of
BATHROOM Copy Refuge LIFT
--- ---
121 sq. ft. SLEEPING ROOM + SLEEPING ROOMADA
---
Storage 105---sq. ft.
Meeting Room 102 sq. ft.
#2
DN.
SLEEPING ROOM
Showers, Lockers,
UP
---
330 sq. ft.
restroom SLEEPING ROOM
MILFORD, OH 45140
HALLWAY DN. ---
--- 112 sq. ft.
DN.
SITTING ROOM
---
STAIR HALL Laboratory Space
---
130 sq. ft.

104 sq. ft.
ADA restrooms SLEEPING ROOM
AT GROESBECK LODGE
---

--- ---
73 sq. ft. 37 sq. ft.
CENTER FOR
Directors and Interns
Open Office Design
SLEEPING ROOM
---
320 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

Issue:
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2nd Floor Opt. 1

Notes: All the 2nd floor spaces are able to fit in the upper level of the Groesback Lodge, but the
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
square footage requirements of some spaces may be compromised. Explore using an outbuilding. EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN
X2.2
Block diagrams
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Meeting Room
#1
GATHERING ROOM
---
270 sq. ft.
Area of
BATHROOM LIFT
---
Refuge ---
---
ADA
SLEEPING ROOM
---
105 sq. ft.
Breakroom Meeting Room
102 sq. ft.
#2
DN.
SLEEPING ROOM
Showers, Lockers,
UP
---
330 sq. ft.
restroom SLEEPING ROOM
MILFORD, OH 45140
HALLWAY DN. ---
--- 112 sq. ft.
DN.
Copy SITTING ROOM
+ ---
STAIR HALL Laboratory Space
---
130 sq. ft.

Storage 104 sq. ft.
ADA restrooms SLEEPING ROOM
AT GROESBECK LODGE
---

--- ---
73 sq. ft. 37 sq. ft.
CENTER FOR
Directors and Interns
Open Office Design
SLEEPING ROOM
---
320 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

Issue:
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2nd Floor Opt. 2

Notes: All the 2nd floor spaces are able to fit in the upper level of the Groesback Lodge, but the
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
square footage requirements of some spaces may be compromised. Explore using an outbuilding. EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN
X2.2
Block diagrams
Employee
Restrooms, Showers,
Dressing Rooms
GREENHOUSE
Laboratory Space
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
NORTH
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Greenhouse
Meeting Space #1
GATHERING ROOM
---
270 sq. ft.
Area of
BATHROOM
Copy and Storage Refuge LIFT
--- ---
121 sq. ft. SLEEPING ROOM SLEEPING ROOMADA
--- ---
102 sq. ft. 105 sq. ft.
Directors space
Employee Lockers
DN.
SLEEPING ROOM
UP
---
MILFORD, OH 45140
HALLWAY DN. ---
Intern’s Space --- 112 sq. ft.
DN.
---
---
130 sq. ft.

104 sq. ft.
ADA Restrooms SLEEPING ROOM
AT GROESBECK LODGE
---

---
---
73 sq. ft. 37 sq. ft. Employee Breakroom
CENTER FOR
Meeting Space #2
SLEEPING ROOM
---
320 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

Issue:
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2nd Floor Opt. 3

Notes: When utilizing the greenhouse for the Lab and Employee showers, the required square
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
footage needs are met for each space. The lab is private and convenient to the exterior. EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN
X2.2
Block diagrams
Employee
Restrooms, Showers,
Dressing Rooms
GREENHOUSE
Laboratory Space
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
NORTH
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
Greenhouse
Interns’
Offices Space
GATHERING ROOM
---
270 sq. ft.
Area of
BATHROOM
Copy and Storage Refuge LIFT
--- ---
121 sq. ft. SLEEPING ROOM SLEEPING ROOMADA
--- ---
102 sq. ft. 105 sq. ft.
Meeting Room #2
Employee Lockers
DN.
SLEEPING ROOM
UP
---
MILFORD, OH 45140
HALLWAY DN. ---
Meeting Room #1 --- 112 sq. ft.
DN.
---
---
130 sq. ft.

104 sq. ft.
ADA Restrooms SLEEPING ROOM
AT GROESBECK LODGE
---

---
---
73 sq. ft. 37 sq. ft. Employee Breakroom
Directors’
CENTER FOR
Office Space
SLEEPING ROOM
---
320 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

Issue:
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2nd Floor Opt. 4

Notes: Explore working relationship needs between the interns and directors. Will they benefit by
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
being in a large open office together? Or should there be an intern office and a director office? EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN
X2.2
Retail Space: Schematics and lighting
COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/10/2016 - 2:05 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_515/INTA343_W2A2OPTA.dwg
DN.
Display
Display
---
LIFT
60"
3'-0"
Option 1
60"
Secure Storage
Display
Glass
Built-in
Lighting
Case,
Display
3'-0"
Countertop
and mini fridge

underneath
with lockers,
4'-0"
Cash Wrap
425 sq. ft.
60"
Display
Display
---
LIFT
lights, and the accent lights will include lit display cases and track lights.
Notes: Ambient lighting will include recessed can lights in the main spaces, and a
fluorescent light/fan in the restroom. Task lighting will include stylish pendent down-
425 sq. ft.
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
CENTER FOR H
10/29/2013

ENGINEERS, PSC
CONSERVATION & STEWARDSHIP 10816 Millington Court, Suite 100 MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #
AT GROESBECK LODGE Cincinnati, OH 45242 1538 ALEXANDRIA PIKE, SUITE 11

13152
800-354-9783
513-984-1070 architectsplus.com 859-442-8050
Checked by:
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD MILFORD, OH 45140 859-442-8058 FAX

COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/10/2016 - 1:58 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_515/INTA343_W2A2OPTB.dwg
Display
---
LIFT
3'-0"
60"
60"
Option 2
Secure Storage
Display
Round Display
Display
DN.
3'-0"
60"
Countertop
and mini fridge

underneath
with lockers,
Cash Wrap
425 sq. ft.
Display
Lit Glass Display Case

---
LIFT
DN.
425 sq. ft.
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
CENTER FOR H
10/29/2013

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:

COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/10/2016 - 2:31 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_515/INTA343_W2A2OPTC.dwg
Display
---
LIFT
3'-0"
60"
Option 3
60"
Display Secure Storage
Display
Display
DN.
3'-0"
60"
Countertop
and mini fridge

underneath
with lockers,
Cash Wrap
425 sq. ft.
Display

---
LIFT
DN.
425 sq. ft.
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
CENTER FOR H
10/29/2013

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:

COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/10/2016 - 2:43 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_515/INTA343_W2A2OPTD.dwg
DN.
Display
---
LIFT
3'-7"
3'-0"
Option 4
60"
Display
Display
3'-6"
Display
Display
DN.
3'-0"
60"
Cash Wrap
Secure Storage
425 sq. ft.

---
LIFT
DN.
425 sq. ft.
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
CENTER FOR H
10/29/2013

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:

Non-Retail Spaces schematics and lighting
DN.
DN.
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
DN.
Outdoor Freezer
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
Fridge ---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
Tall Secure
48" Mini
LOUNGE Fridge
Storage Cabinet
30"
--- Swinging Kitchen Doors Table/Counter Stacked Lockers
668 sq. ft.
DN.
3'-0"
60"
DN.
MILFORD, OH 45140
UP
Hinged 60" 3'-0" 3'-0"
Pass- DN.

through WOMENS RESTROOM
MENS RESTROOM CLOSET
---
--- ---
60"
60" 60" 32 sq. ft. Men's
AT GROESBECK LODGE
T-Shirts
Cash Wrap
UP
48"
Women's

T-Shirts 30"
CENTER FOR
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
BRIDAL SUITE
---
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

DN. DN.
DN.
Issue:
1st Floor Opt. 1 Drawn by: Checked by:

SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
DN.
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
DN.
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
DN.
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
LOUNGE
---
668 sq. ft.
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
DN.
UP

DN.
AT GROESBECK LODGE
WOMENS RESTROOM
---

--- ---
32 sq. ft.
UP
CENTER FOR
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

BRIDAL SUITE
---
DN. DN.
DN.
Issue:
1st Floor Lighting Opt. 1

Notes: Ambient lighting will include simple, elegant pendants and recessed can
lights. Eye-catching chandeliers will be used for task lighting or accent lighting. Wall Drawn by:
SAJ, JBJ
Checked by:
AWS
sconces will also be used for accent lighting.

Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
DN.
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
DN.
DN.
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
FREEZER ---
KITCHEN
--- Tall Secure
188 sq. ft.
60" 48" Mini
Storage Cabinet
LOUNGE Fridge
30"
--- Swinging Kitchen Doors Table/Counter Stacked Lockers
668 sq. ft.
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
60"
WALK-IN FRIDGE
DN.
---

UP
WOMENS RESTROOM
---
Hinged 60"
60" 60"
Pass-
AT GROESBECK LODGE
DN.
through

--- ---
60"
32 sq. ft. Men's
T-Shirts
Cash Wrap
CENTER FOR
3'-0"
UP
48"
Women's
T-Shirts 30"
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

BRIDAL SUITE
---
DN. DN.
DN.
Issue:
1st Floor Opt. 2

COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/14/2016 - 10:09 AM - /tmp/AcPublish_254/INTA343_W3A1OPTB.dwg

SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
DN.
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
DN.
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
DN.
DINING ROOM
---
343 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
KITCHEN
---
188 sq. ft.
LOUNGE
---
668 sq. ft.
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
WALK-IN FRIDGE
DN.
---
UP

WOMENS RESTROOM
---
DN.
AT GROESBECK LODGE

--- ---
32 sq. ft.
UP
CENTER FOR
ENTRY HALL
---
233 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

BRIDAL SUITE
---
DN. DN.
DN.
Issue:
1st Floor Lighting Opt. 2

lights. Eye-catching chandeliers will be used for task lighting or accent lighting. Wall Drawn by:
SAJ, JBJ
Checked by:
AWS
sconces will also be used for accent lighting. Date:

10/29/2013

Job #
13152
X2.1
---
OPEN OFFICE FOR INTERNS AND DIRECTORS
2nd Floor Opt. 1

---
104 sq. ft.
STAIR HALL
DN.
UP
---
270 sq. ft.
MEETING ROOM #1
---
320 sq. ft.

MEETING ROOM #2
---
HALLWAY
---
---
60"
MENS RESTROOM
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
---
60"
DN.
WOMENS RESTROOM
DN.
---
LIFT
Fridge
Lockers
---
EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM
Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.2
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD 859-442-8058 FAX

H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
MEETING ROOM #1
---
270 sq. ft.
LIFT
---
COPY ROOM / STORAGE

---
MILFORD, OH 45140
DN.
---
UP
HALLWAY DN.

---
DN.
STAIR HALL
---
AT GROESBECK LODGE
104 sq. ft.

MENS RESTROOM WOMENS RESTROOM EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM
--- --- ---
CENTER FOR
MEETING ROOM #2
---
320 sq. ft.
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

2nd Floor Lighting Opt. 1 Issue:
lights. Eye-catching chandeliers will be used for task lighting or accent lighting. Wall
SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
---
MEETING ROOM #1
2nd Floor Opt. 2

---
MEETING ROOM #2
---
STAIR HALL
DN.
UP
---
INTERNS OFFICE
---
DIRECTORS OFFICE
---
HALLWAY
---
---
60"
MENS RESTROOM
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
---
60"
DN.
WOMENS RESTROOM
DN.
---
LIFT
Fridge
Lockers
---
EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM
Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.2
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
INTERNS OFFICE
---
LIFT
---
MEETING ROOM #2 COPY ROOM / STORAGE

---
---
MEETING ROOM #1
---
DN.
MILFORD, OH 45140
UP
HALLWAY DN.
---
DN.

STAIR HALL
---
AT GROESBECK LODGE
MENS RESTROOM WOMENS RESTROOM EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM

--- --- ---
CENTER FOR
DIRECTORS OFFICE
---
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

2nd Floor Lighting Opt. 2 Issue:
lights. Eye-catching chandeliers will be used for task lighting or accent lighting. Wall

SAJ, JBJ AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
LABORATORY SPACE LABORATORY SPACE
--- ---
MILFORD, OH 45140
MENS RESTROOM & SHOWER MENS RESTROOM & SHOWER
--- ---
AT GROESBECK LODGE
5'-0"
CENTER FOR
6'-7"
WOMENS RESTROOM & SHOWER WOMENS RESTROOM & SHOWER

--- ---
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

Floorplan Lighting
Issue:
Greenhouse Opt. 1
Notes: Ambient lighting will include wet-location approved recessed fixtures in the
restrooms/shower area, and high-quality pendants with a high CRI level in the lab Drawn by:
SAJ, JBJ
Checked by:
AWS
space. Task and accent lighting will be portable to accomodate changes in the lab.
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
H
K

L

WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
ENGINEERS, PSC
859-442-8058 FAX
800-354-9783
859-442-8050
LABORATORY SPACE LABORATORY SPACE
--- ---
MILFORD, OH 45140
AT GROESBECK LODGE
MENS RESTROOM & SHOWER MENS RESTROOM & SHOWER
CENTER FOR
--- ---
5'-0"
5'-0"
6'-7" 6'-7"
4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

WOMENS RESTROOM & SHOWER WOMENS RESTROOM & SHOWER
--- ---
Floorplan Lighting
Greenhouse Opt. 2
Issue:
Notes: Ambient lighting will include wet-location approved recessed fixtures in the
restrooms/shower area, and high-quality pendants with a high CRI level in the lab
space. Task and accent lighting will be portable to accomodate changes in the lab. Drawn by:
SAJ, JBJ
Checked by:
AWS
Date: Job #
10/29/2013 13152
X2.1
Choosing Materials and Finishes
Materials and Finishes- Main 1st Floor Spaces
If possible, the origi-

nal stone floor will be
restored. The space
will be “warmed up”
with large area rugs
Bridal Suite and Entry Hall
that reflect the Arts
Wallpaper, WC-3 and Crafts move-
ment.
Walls Throughout PT-3
The ceilings will be

restored, not paint-
ed. The fireplace red
Accent Wallpaper Event
Spaces, WC-4
paint will be replaced
with a soft green tile,
similar to tile fireplace
surrounds in the Arts
and Crafts
movement.
Flooring F-1
(where new flooring is required)
Fireplace Tile Surround

TILE-1
Materials and Finishes- Main 2nd Floor Spaces
The upstairs wood

floors will be
restored for the
purposes of
sustainability and
Walls historic preservation.
PT-1
Ceiling
Crown molding and
Wallpaper Accent Wall
(WC-1) PT-3 base trim will also be
maintained.
Office and Meeting Rooms

Upstairs Wood Floors
Railings, woodwork,
and original wall
sconces will be saved
Drapery and restored to
Textile A maintain the home’s
Walls (WC-2)
original character.
Ceiling
PT-3
Employee Breakroom Upstairs Hallway

Materials and Finishes- Other Spaces
Non-slip Flooring
Non-slip Flooring F-2
F-3
Tile Accent Wall, TILE-2
Walls
PT-1
Wall-Hung ADA toilet

PFIX-1
Ceiling
PT-3 Commercial Range, AP-2 Triple Oven, AP-3 Cabinetry, CW-1
Wall-Hung ADA sink Freezer Column, AP-1
PFIX-2
ADA Restrooms Catering Kitchen

Justification of Selections
All materials, finishes, and fixtures that were selected reflect the original Arts and Crafts era of
Groesbeck Lodge, while enhancing the lodge’s warm charm. Sustainability was the first priority.
All materials have sustainable accreditations. They are low-emitting materials, many containing
post-consumer recycled content. The plumbing fixtures are specially designed to save water, and the
appliances are top of the line in energy efficiency. Preserving the historic character of the Lodge was
just as important. Original floors, woodwork, and fixtures will be salvaged. New additions of
wallpaper and fireplace tile reflect the historic era. The selected materials are all user-friendly. The
new floors will be slip resistant and durable. All fire and ANSI codes are met with these selections.
The chosen materials and finishes will bring a new life to the Groesbeck Lodge.
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
Retail SPace
Wallpaper Border WC6
Ceiling Paint
PT-3
Nesting Tables FX3
Freestanding Displays FX4
Wall Paint WC5
Tempered Glass Displays
Wooden Shelving FX1
Flooring F-1 Suspended Cable Displays FX2- shelves Suspended Cable Displays FX2- clothing
1st floor- Event Space and Bridal Suite
Event Chairs F19
Custom Bar F21 Event Tables F18
Guest Chairs in Bridal Suite F14
Bar Stools F17
Chair F4
Fireplace Tile Bridal Vanity Stool F16 Bridal Suite Armoire F15
Surround TILE-1
Storage F-1
Fireplace Screen
Bridal Suite Vanity F13

Accent Wallpaper Event Flooring F-1 Walls Event Spaces PT-3 Bridal Suite and Entry Hall Wallpa-
Spaces, WC-4 per, WC-3
2nd Floor- Offices, Meeting Rooms, Breakroom
Conference Chairs F11 Meeting Room Table F10
Breakroom Sofa F2
Intern Office Chairs F8 Director Office Chairs F7
Coffee Table F3
Lounge Chairs F4
Intern Desk F6
Hutch F12
Drapery
Textile A
Office Walls
Breakroom Walls WC-2 PT-1
Ceilings
PT-3 Office Accent Wall Director Desk F5
(WC-1)
COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/21/2016 - 3:07 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_262/INTA343_W4A2.dwg
1
DN.
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"

1ST FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN
F21
F17
F18
---
F19
LARGE EVENT SPACE
DN.
UP
DN.
DN.
DN.
F4
---
---
233 sq. ft.
F1
F21
ENTRY HALL
SECOND EVENT SPACE
F20
F14
---
---
F13
UNISEX RESTROOM
F3
BRIDAL SUITE F15
F16
---
---
UNISEX RESTROOM
188 sq. ft.
KITCHEN
Outdoor Freezer
---
Fridge
32 sq. ft.
CLOSET
UP
DN.
DN.
Clothing Rack
---
LIFT
FX1
FX2
FX1
DN.
FX4
FX3
Mini
Fridge
FX1
Stacked Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2ND FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN
F6
F8
F7
F9
F5
---
DN.
UP
F1
F11
F10
---
F11
F10
---
MEETING ROOM #1
MEETING ROOM #2
---
HALLWAY
---
---
UNISEX RESTROOM
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
---
DN.
UNISEX RESTROOM
F12
DN.
---
LIFT
F4
F2
F3
EMPLOYEE
---
Fridge
BREAKROOM
Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.2
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

1
SCALE: 3/4" = 1' - 0"
DN.
RETAIL FIXTURE PLAN

Clothing Rack
FX1
---
LIFT
FX2
FX1
FX4
FX3
Mini
Fridge
Stacked Lockers
FX1
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/21/2016 - 3:07 PM - /Users/shelbyjoy/Desktop/INTA343_W4A2.dwg
1
DN.
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"

1ST FLOOR ADA PLAN
60"
4'-9"
---
LARGE EVENT SPACE
3'-4"
DN.
UP
DN.
60"
DN.
DN.
5'-0"
---
---
233 sq. ft.
60"
ENTRY HALL
60"
SECOND EVENT SPACE
3'-0"
36"
3'-0"
---
60"
---
3'-0"
60"
UNISEX RESTROOM
BRIDAL SUITE
3'-0"
---
60"
3'-0"
UNISEX RESTROOM
188 sq. ft.
KITCHEN
--- 60"
Outdoor Freezer
3'-0"
---
Fridge
32 sq. ft.
CLOSET
UP
60"
DN.
DN.
Clothing Rack
---
LIFT
3'-0"
48"
60"
60"
2'-10"
30"
DN.
3'-0"
60"
48"
Mini
Fridge
30"
Stacked Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2ND FLOOR ADA PLAN
60"
3'-0"
---
3'-0"
DN.
UP
60"
60"
60"
---
60"
---
3'-0"
60"
MEETING ROOM #1
3'-0"
MEETING ROOM #2
4'-0"
3'-0"
---
HALLWAY
---
3'-0"
---
3'-0"
60"
UNISEX RESTROOM
60"
60"
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
3'-0"
--- 60"
DN.
UNISEX RESTROOM
60"
DN.
3'-0"
---
LIFT
60"
EMPLOYEE
---
Fridge
BREAKROOM
Lockers
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

LIGHTING
LIGHT SELECTIONS
L8
L12
L1 L9
L10 L7
L6 L11
L4
L5 L3
L2
COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/24/2016 - 1:14 PM - /tmp/AcPublish_634/INTA343_GROESBECK_W4A2.dwg
1
DN.
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"

B
B
B
1ST FLOOR RCP

AB
B
B
A
A
A
E
C
D
---
C
LARGE EVENT SPACE

C
C
E
E
D
C
DN.
UP
B
DN.
B
DN.
DN.
A
---
C
233 sq. ft.
B
ENTRY HALL
---
AB
B
A
C
B
SECOND EVENT SPACE
A
B
A
A
A
---
A
---
A
BRIDAL SUITE
F
A
A
UNISEX RESTROOM
B
C
A
A
F
A
C
---
A
---
A
UNISEX RESTROOM
188 sq. ft.
C
KITCHEN
F
C
---
D
D
F
32 sq. ft.
CLOSET
E
F
D
G
UP
E
G
G
DN.
DN.
F
---
LIFT
A
A
B
F
A BC
B
DE
A
D
2
DN.
A
A
D
C
C
C
A
D
D
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2ND FLOOR RCP
C
C
C
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
---
A
A
A

A
A
A
A
A
A
A
B
C
D
A C DE
2 2 2 2
D
DN.
E
E
C
UP
A
A
A
A
C
C
A
B
AB
---
A
---
A
A
B
A
MEETING ROOM #1
MEETING ROOM #2
A B
A
A
A
C
B
---
C
HALLWAY
A
A
---
---
A
A
UNISEX RESTROOM
AB
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
A
A
B
A
C
---
A
DN.
UNISEX RESTROOM
AB C
2
2 2 2
F
DN.
F
A
B
A
A
B
---
LIFT
A
A
A
A
B
A
A
---
A
A
A
EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

FIRE SAFETY
COPYRIGHT © 2016 ARCHITECTS PLUS, INC. - 12/24/2016 - 1:57 PM - /Users/shelbyjoy/Desktop/INTA343_GROESBECK_W4A2.dwg
1
DN.
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"

1ST FLOOR SAFETY PLAN
---
LARGE EVENT SPACE
DN.
UP
DN.
DN.
DN.
---
233 sq. ft.
ENTRY HALL
---
SECOND EVENT SPACE
---
---
BRIDAL SUITE
UNISEX RESTROOM
---
---
UNISEX RESTROOM
188 sq. ft.
KITCHEN
---
32 sq. ft.
CLOSET
UP
DN.
DN.
---
LIFT
2
DN.
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1' - 0"
2ND FLOOR SAFETY PLAN
---
DN.
UP
---
---
MEETING ROOM #1
MEETING ROOM #2
---
HALLWAY
---
---
UNISEX RESTROOM
COPY ROOM / STORAGE
---
DN.
UNISEX RESTROOM
DN.
---
LIFT
2
---
EMPLOYEE BREAKROOM
K
Issue:
Date:

L
Drawn by:
H
SAJ, JBJ
CENTER FOR
10/29/2013
Base Drawings:

ENGINEERS, PSC
WWW.KLHENGRS.COM
Job #

X2.1
AWS
13152
800-354-9783
Checked by:
MILFORD, OH 45140
10/29/2013

Presentation Images
Retail Space Meeting Room
Event space Bridal Suite Sitting Area

Presentation Boards
Flooring F-1
L1
Fireplace Tile Surround, TILE-1 Accent Wallpaper Event Bridal Suite and Entry Hall Wall-
Spaces, WC-4 paper, WC-3
L9
L2
Event Spaces and Bridal Suite

The Groesbeck Lodge
Designed by Shelby Johnson
Commercial Design II, INTA342
Professor Michael Grefe
Event Tables F18 Bridal Vanity Stool F16 7 January 2017
Office Accent Wall
(WC-1)
Lounge Chairs F4
Director Desk F5
L6 Office Walls Breakroom Walls WC-2 Drapery, Textile A

PT-1
Hutch F12
Breakroom Sofa F2
Second floor office spaces

The Groesbeck Lodge
Designed by Shelby Johnson
Commercial Design II, INTA342
Professor Michael Grefe
7 January 2017
Director Office Chairs F7
Time sheet
DESIGNER TIME SHEET Project Budget: $/sq.ft. Hourly Rate: $/hr.
Designer: Shelby Johnson Client Name: Bill Hopple $60/hr.
Task - be specific in your decription; one task per line Time Spent per task
Week 1 Project Notebook- Preliminary Study and Notes 2 hours
Project Notebook- Case Study and Additional Research 5 hours
Project Notebook- Codes/ Accessibility Analysis 3.5 hours
Project Notebook- Color Scheme and Concept Statement 1 hour
Total Hours Week 1: 11.5

Week 2 Criteria Matrix 3.5 hours
Bubble Diagrams 2.5 hours
Block Diagrams 2.5 hours
Retail Schematics 3 hours
Retail Lighting for Schematics 2 hours
Week 3 Schematic Plans 5.5 hours
Lighting Plans for Schematics 3 hours
Materials and Finishes Selection and Document Compilation 6 hours

Week 4 Selecting Furniture and Retail Fixtures 4 hours
Furniture and Fixture Plans 2 hours
ADA code study and accesibility plan 2 hours
Lighting selection and planning 4 hours
Safety Plan 2 hours 14
Week 5 Presentation Renderings 9 hours
Project Notebook Corrections 3 hours
Presentation Boards 4 hours
Total Hours Week 5: 16

Week 6
references
Figures Cited
Fig. 1: “Building Map”. Ivywild School. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://ivywildschool.com/map.html >
Fig. 2: “Ivywild School.” Colorado Preservation Organization. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://coloradopreservation.org/uniquely-colorado-creative-reuse-projects/ >
Fig. 3: “Bristol Brewery Bar”. Ivywild School. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://ivywildschool.com/# >
Fig. 4: “The Principal’s Office”. Ivywild School. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://ivywildschool.com/# >
Works Cited
McAskill, Samantha. “Designing for Acoustics, Hearing and Aging”. ASID. Web. 30 November 2016.
“History.” Ivywild School. 2014. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://ivywildschool.com/#menu-item-129 >
“Neoclassical Architecture.” Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 30 November 2016.
< https://www.britannica.com/art/Neoclassical-architecture >
“Neoclassical Revival.” Architectural Styles of America and Europe. Web. 30 November 2016.
< https://architecturestyles.org/neoclassical/ >
NFPA 914. National Fire Protection Association. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://www.nfpa.org/codes-and-standards/all-codes-and-standards/list-of-codes-and-standards?mode=code&code=914 >
Neuman, Richard. “Space and Adjacency Planning.” The Owner’s Rep. Web. 30 November 2016.
< https://ownersrepny.com/2011/07/26/space-and-adjacency-planning-maximizing-the-efficiency-and-layout-of-office-interior-space/ >
The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, 1995. US Department of the Interior. Web. 30 November 2016.
< https://www.nps.gov/history/local-law/arch_stnds_8_2.htm >
“Sustainable Design.” U.S. General Service Administration. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/104462 >
2010 ADA Guidelines. Access Board. Web. 30 November 2016.
< https://www.access-board.gov/guidelines-and-standards/buildings-and-sites/about-the-ada-standards/ada-standards/single-file-version#a4 >
2011 Ohio Building Code. International Code Council. Web. 30 November 2016.
<dards/single-file-version#a4 >
“The 7 Principles.” Centre for Excellence in Universal Design. Web. 30 November 2016.
< http://universaldesign.ie/What-is-Universal-Design/The-7-Principles/#p1 >

Groesbeck Lodge Conservation Center

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Groesbeck Lodge Conservation Center

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

The Groesbeck Lodge

Center for Conservation and Stewardship

Codes and Accessibility Analysis, 15 - 19

Concept and Color Scheme, 20 - 21

Retail Space Schematics and Lighting, 33 - 37

Non-Retail Space Schematics and Lighting, 38 - 48

Choosing Materials and Finishes, 49 - 53

Furniture and Fixtures, 54 - 62

References and Specification Sheets 76 - End

Project Required sPaces

Break Room – approx. 100 square feet for employee breakroom

East Side- Formerly Garage Doors

Dining Windows and Doors

Front / South North Side- Location of Windows Replaced with Doors

Master Bedroom Front Entry Hall Staircase

Ivywild School was built in 1916. It operated as an Elemen-

IvyWild School (Fig. 2)

Bristol Brewery Bar (Fig. 3)

Building Map (Fig. 1)

The Principal’s Office, now a bar (Fig. 4)

LULA Elevator Dimensions

ADA Restroom Guidelines

Functional Relationships and Adjacencies

Steep Shingled Roof

Tall Narrow Windows

Business Group B, which includes:

Assembly Group (A-3)

Plumbing Fixture Requirements

DN. Accessible Route

STORAGE POTS & PANS

EXISTING 1ST FLOOR PLAN

EXISTING 2ND FLOOR PLAN

1 Event Space (events of 10- 75 800 Reception desk, visitor

1, 4-6, 9 I H Flexible furniture

7 Employee Locker Room 200 8 N H

8 Employee Shower/ 350 7, 9 N N H Y N

1, 5, 6 12,, Convenient to Exterior, flexible lab

1, 3, 4, 9 Explore Open Office

Retail Important Adjacency

First Floor Second Floor

First Floor Second Floor

Diagram #3 Important Adjacency

1538 ALEXANDRIA PIKE, SUITE 11

FT. THOMAS, KENTUCKY 41075

Indoor Event Service

LOUNGE Bar? FREEZERS

CONSERVATION & STEWARDSHIP

Recieving lines, Guestbook...) STORAGE POTS & PANS

CINCINNATI NATURE CENTER

4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

1st Floor Opt. 1

EXISTING 1ST FLOOR PLAN

1538 ALEXANDRIA PIKE, SUITE 11

FT. THOMAS, KENTUCKY 41075

Indoor Event Service

CONSERVATION & STEWARDSHIP

Recieving lines, Guestbook...) STORAGE POTS & PANS

CINCINNATI NATURE CENTER

4949 TEALTOWN ROAD

1st Floor Opt. 2

1538 ALEXANDRIA PIKE, SUITE 11

FT. THOMAS, KENTUCKY 41075

CONSERVATION & STEWARDSHIP

ADA restrooms SLEEPING ROOM