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This is my board with the rendered sections and perspective.

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This is my final floor plan rendered with my color palette.

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This is an adjacency chart in which Micah and I created.  This helps to determine what areas should go where.

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This perspective shows a small conference room and part of an office.  It helps to display a lowered ceiling in this area.  To begin with, I had gridded acoustical tile in these areas but later changed it to spaced beams to give a lowered feel but still keeps the space open above.

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This perspective displays my idea of an exploded glass box conference room.  This gives the employees a specific area to meet but it also stays open to give the sense of flowing through it.

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This perspective displays another area in which the ceiling is lowered which helps in the transition.  This also shows a curved wall which is shown throughout my plan.

This perspective displays the lobby/reception area with the idea of what I felt would be effective as far as the overhead goes.

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These are the sections of my first floor plan.  They are very basic at this point with no furniture or detail in them.

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This is my final floor plan and it has many changes and revisions.

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This is my first floor plan for the project.  We decided it needed more curves to really emphasis the concept of fluidity.

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This is a preliminary sketch of the exterior of my building.

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