Client Profile:

Jenny Donahue

Barbara Harley-Bishop
W1A2 | INTA212RP P01
Professor Grefe
01 July 2016

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Table of Contents

Adjacency matrix

Research of the architectural style

Concept statement

Color palette exercise

Furniture, finish, lighting, and accessory specification sheets

Code study

Images of the model

Perspective

Process drawings: Schematic furniture plans and cabinetry ideation

sketches

Justification of the solution

Adjacency Matrix

Figure 3

Architectural Style
Building Location : 1302 Main St.
Building Description:
Second Empire style Art Studio on first
floor and Residential Space above.
Exterior Faade:
Second Empire was the first true style of
the Victorian era in the United States.
The style was most popular in the
Northeast and Midwest, but rare in the
South. The term, Second Empire refers
directly to the styles inspiration in
France, particularly to the reign of
Napoleon III (1852-1870) who
undertook a major building campaign to
transform Paris into a city of grand
boulevards and monumental buildings.
The urban redesign and Renaissanceinspired architecture of Napoleons Paris
was subsequently copied and applied
throughout Europe and North America.

Patterned Tiles
Mansard Roof

Decorative Paneling
Original Double
Casement Windows
Deep Bracket Eaves

Tall Windows

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Client Profile Description

Clients Name: Jenny Donahue.
Jenny is a Hispanic woman that is approximately between the age of 30 and 40
yrs. Old. She resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ms. Donahue has a low-mid
budget and lives with her 13 year old son, William, who is handicap. Jenny is an
ICU nurse and prefers living close to her job. Jenny enjoys scrapbooking and
collecting medals from racing. She is a avid runner and likes having access to
running trails along the river.
Jenny Donahues style preferences are art nouveau. Art Nouveau is a design
style of late 19th century, the origin is characterized especially by sinuous
lines and foliate forms.
The requirements for her home are a small powder room or full bath on
second level (depending on layout of bedrooms); living and dining room space,
home office, space for crafts, 3 bedrooms, linen storage, clothes storage and
laundry space; custom designed built-in storage piece with display space.

Figure Cited

Figure 1: Residential Planning. Art Institute of Pittsburg-Online

Division. Web. 03 July 2016. http://mycampus.aionline.edu

Figure 2: Residential Planning. Art Institute of Pittsburg-Online

Division. Web. 03 July 2016. http://mycampus.aionline.edu

Figure 3: Adjacency Matrix. Authors Own Image

Work Cited

Second Empire.. Architectural Styles of America and Europe. Web.

03 July 2016. https://architecturestyles.org/second-empire/