Cross Roads Interpreting an established concept to serve

Cross Roads Interpreting an established concept to serve an overlooked demographic in a new way. s. courniotes. thesis ii. professor brody. conceptual design.

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conceptual design. program Basement sq. ft. Parking 25000 TOTAL 25000 First Floor Agency 4000 Community Room 500 ATM 100 Business Center 2000 Fitness Center 8000 Convience Store 3000 Parking 6000 Circulation 6000 TOTAL Second Floor Rental Units (32 @ 650 sq. ft) Common Area Cirrculation TOTAL 20800 3000 6000 29800 Third Floor Rental Units (15 @ 650 sq. ft) Common Area Cirrculation TOTAL 9750 2000 3000 14750 Grand Total 99150 29600 s. courniotes. thesis ii. professor brody. conceptual design.

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