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Design ConceptThe design concept of the adaptive reuse of the Paisley Mill in Brockton, Ontario is to offer something for the proposed affordable apartment suites planned for the mill, as well as for the neighbouring community. This will be achieved by proposing an art gallery on the main floor as a display area for local artists. On the second & third floors, a daycare school will be implemented, and on the fourth floor, a library. The renovated silo will integrate accessibility by having a ramp on the east side of the building, a universal washroom, and an elevator. The vertical access of the mill side will be incorporated on both the south and north end of the property in order to provide effective movement. Meaning that an addition will add another storey to the building and extend it northward. First Floor - Art GallerySecond Floor - Daycare (Toddlers)Third Floor - Daycare (Infants)Fourth Floor - LibraryElevationsBuilding Section
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Dave Clark
3/12/2021 02:13:29 pm
It seems that the eastern building has gained a level, as the other presentations I have seen show it as having 3 storeys only... is this intentional? Really like your written description, as well as your inclusion of your short bio and photograph... helps to have the reviewer feel more familiar with your story, as would be discussed during an in-person review. Overall, very well done!
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Jetmir Bardhoshi
3/12/2021 03:02:12 pm
Hi Dave,
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JETMIR BARDHOSHII am 20-years old and currently in my last semester of Architectural Technology at Sheridan College. I have always been fascinated by residential design through renovations and custom homes. Architecture is my passion and I am eager to explore more in this field. ARCHIVESCATEGORIES |