IDEA Architectural Design Competition 2018

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1 IDEA Architectural Design Competition 2018 Introduction They are looking for an architectural firm to take on the job. You own and operate a small architectural firm with two other partners. All three of you have recently passed your licensure exam, and are excited to create a proposal for your firm s first potential client. Your potential client is a local Habitat for Humanity chapter that was given an existing home as part of a community revitalization program. Your team will use the sketches of the existing floor plan and measurements for your proposal. Not all measurements are included in the sketches, your team can calculate and adjust as needed. The home is in an older section of the city and will need to be gutted down to the stud walls on the inside. As the home was built in the early 1900s and was Balloon framed you will need to consider modern fire proofing codes during this rehab. The family who will be taking possession of the home will also be involved in the reconstruction. You should research HFH to be aware of HFH s guidelines and how this may impact your project. The family of 5 consisting of a husband, wife, and 3 school aged children will reside in the home. The home is an early 1900 s era 2 story home built on limestone foundation that only allows for 72 ceiling height. The house may be raised and an English basement added for extra habitable area. The current basement level may only require minor renovation if that is what your team decides. The interior will be renovated according to your plans and your client s sketches.the family requires at least 3 bedrooms, but the plan may include more if your plan allows. A shed style open porch is attached to the front of the home. An enclosed porch/mudroom is attached to the rear-- see pictures. Exterior aluminum siding and asphalt shingle roof may also be changed if your team desires. All changes and modifications should be calculated into your budget.

2 Site plan : - See picture below - The site is 50 wide X 190 deep - The site includes a 30 wide X 32 deep garage - The drive and garage is setback 5 from the East property line The program is based around the family s needs, the functionality and practicality of the home, and the aesthetics of the home, both inside and outside. The family wants the house to include spaces for entertaining, play, and solitude. A summary of the desired spaces are listed below: Foyer/entry area w/ a closet Livingroom Kitchen w/ pantry Dining Area 1 Master Bedroom 1/2 Bathroom on main floor Laundry room Utility room in basement 2 Car Garage (Detached) Use the existing footprint Current Doors and Windows may be relocated

3 FRONT-NORTH- not pictured SOUTHSIDE WESTSIDE

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10 Procedure Your firm will focus on completing a presentation board and model to present and sell your firm s architectural design to the client. Upon arrival to the IDEA competition, all members of the firm should come prepared to give a presentation of their plan in front of judges. Your firm should arrive to the competition with the presentation board and model made ahead of time. The presentation board should include: Title Renderings Site Plan Exterior Elevations Floor Plans Any additional views, renderings, or text to communicate the design A key component to a successful presentation board is to clearly illustrate the functionality and practicality of your design through your documentation and the layout. Constraints The design must include the client s desired spaces listed above Your house must use the existing footprint. (garages, balconies, and basements do not count towards square footage) Your presentation board must include the elements listed above Your presentation board must be 28 X 40 trifolded in size, and can be landscape or portrait orientated The presentation of your plan can be with a multi-media tool of your choice. All three members from your firm must be in attendance to present your plan to the judges Other documentation: To be considered for an interview a resume and mock business card must be presented to the judges. Judging Criteria Judges will rate the following criteria based off of information learned through the visuals on the presentation boards and the presentations themselves. 1. Aesthetic Quality and Clarity of Board 20% 2. Quality and Clarity of Presentation 20% 3. Functionality and Practicality of Design 20% 4. Meeting of Program Deliverable Requirements 20% 5. Technical Quality of Architectural Drawings 10% 6. Use of Site 5% 7. Model 5% Each category above will be rated on the scale above.