FF&E for lounge

Here are my FF&E selections so far for the lounge.

Lounge Seating: All modular (Chair, corner and chaise pieces)



Side tables: (All clear acrylic)

Bar Stools: (Also clear acrylic, 30" high)

FF&E continued...

Now here are my selections for the loft's furniture.

Living Room Furniture:

All modular pieces (chair, corner, love seat, and chaise). Easy to fit in the different sized spaces of each unit.
Media console table
Dining Room Furniture:

Round table in studios and one bedrooms (clear glass top) Rectangular table for the two bedrooms (same design as round table)
Dining Chairs:

Dining Room Credenza:


Bedroom Furniture:

Queen size beds in every room
Matching nightstands, chest, and dresser:

Side chair

FF&E Selections

I have made some selections for FF&E (Furniture, fixtures, & equipment).
So far, here are the selections for the appliances in the loft kitchens:

Stackable washer & dryer in every unit:

Bath room fixtures:
Here is the pedestal sink that will be in the loft half bathrooms:

Day lighting

Here are my day lighting studies for the exterior/interior of the building. I took these photos at June and December 21 (the longest days of the year) and at 3 hour intervals (9am, 12pm, 3pm, & 6pm).

JUNE 21
9am

12pm

3pm

6pm

December 21
9am

12pm

3pm

6pm

Floor Plans

These are my floor plans, first, second, & third floors, in progress.

First Floor: (click on the images to see larger)

Second Floor:
Third Floor:

Site Plan

The focus for my capstone project is Landscaping. Here is the original site plan as it exists today with the adjacent buildings around it. You have to click on the picture to see it larger & clearer.
Now, here is the new parking plan and adjacent green spaces that I haven't developed yet. I added a gated parking area for the tenants. The public parking for the lounge, visitors, and employees is located in the front of the building.

Logo designs

Before I started my own logo design, I researched some logos for other loft apartment buildings and picked a few to draw inspiration from...

From there, I started to sketch out some preliminary ideas. I knew I wanted my logo to be graphic, have minimal images to focus on the text, and I wanted to incorporate my color scheme with it.

Here are my first designs:


I felt these designs were too simple for what I was looking for. I wanted to add more color to them as well.

Then I started to add the color scheme I want to incorporate into my project : deep purple, black, white, and grays.

After some revisions, here is my final logo that I will use for my capstone project. I like this logo the best out of all my designs because it mimics the shape of the actual building (long & rectangular). It is also still simple with the addition of text inside of the logo.