FIU MACMOISES VALCARCEL GONZALEZ

FIU MAC would be an addition to the Modesto Maidique Campus providing students with a place to relax, unwind, and learn how to express themselves. FIU currently lacks such an amenity. This center would allow students a place to explore and find their creative selves. The center also creates a beacon through architectural moves that is reflective of the outer architectural facade. FIU is meant to be Worlds Ahead, and the addition of this center will project it further than it has ever gone.

Project Synthesis

Project RationaleFlorida International University is a large state university that lacks a cultural hub on campus, but promotes cultural diversity. There is also little to no places where students can express themselves. This project gives FIU students a place to appreciate the different cultures present, while also providing outlets for socialization and individual expression.

PROJECT PRESENTATION

RESEARCH

Cultural Center DefinitionPublic building or site for exhibition or promotion of arts and culture.

Cultural Preservation Safe Areas Creative Expression

Art Music Food

Beacon Accessible Location Activation of Space

Characteristics

Community Socialization

Factors for Success

Site Determination

5% 78% 53%2,500International Students

152 Countriesof the WorldRepresented

First GenerationStudents

Population Distribution

Clients Analysis

Creativity | Education | Innovation | Collaboration

Truth | Freedom | Respect | Responsibilty | Excellence

Site PlanContext MapScale: 1/64” = 1’ - 0”

LOCATION

EXISTING CONDITIONS

Circulation and Efficiency Structural DiagramSpatial Diagram

Current Program OneStop Office Student Financials Registrars Financial Aid Scholarships Office of the Vice President Multipurpose Room

Gross Area in Scope 16,390 Sq. Ft.

Existing Net Assignable 9,829 Sq. Ft.

Efficiency 59.97%

Legend

Circulation Column Exterior Concrete Wall Entrance Mullion

Bars

Cultural Art Center

Origin of ConceptCreate a center that combines spaces by juxtaposing areas using deconstruvist methods.

Create regionalism throughout the center using vibrancy.

Create an unparalleled balance of interstitial spaces and nodes within the specific programmed spaces.

Design Guidance

The cultural center as a place for the cultivation and development of skills and practices necessary to produce artistic works.

“A lot of stuff gets stirred up and started in bars: protests, move-ments, sit-ins, and even the occasional revolution.” (Mitenbuler, n.d.)

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Vignette Ideas

Continuous Lines Blurred Edges

Exposing Spaces Communal Areas

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

PerformingDance StudioTheater RehearsalProps Room

MusicRecording Studio (2 different sizes)Music ClassroomMusic Studio (2 of the same size)

Fine ArtsPainting Studio (2 of the same size)Painting ClassroomDrawing Studio (2 of the same size)Drawing ClassroomArt StorageDark RoomEditing RoomPhotography Classroom

HospitalityCafeLounge/BarKitchenReceptionShowers

Theater

TheaterRehearsal

PropsRoom

MusicStudio

RecordingStudio

Arrival

PhotographyClassroom

EditingDark

Room

Bar/Lounge

Atrium

PaintingClassroom

DrawingClassroom

ArtStor.

DanceStudio

Arrival

Arrival

Grid Line + Circulation DiagramAdjacency Diagram

PROGRAMMATIC DESIGN

UP

UP

DRAWINGSTUDIO

DRAWINGSTUDIO

PAINTINGSTUDIO

PAINTINGSTUDIO

ARTSTORAGE

PAINTINGCLASSROOM

DRAWINGCLASSROOM

SHOWERS

PROPSROOM

DANCESTUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHYCLASSROOM

DARKROOM

EDITINGROOM

MUSICSTUDIO

MUSICSTUDIO

MUSICCLASSROOM

LOUNGE

CAFE KITCHEN

THEATERREHEARSAL

SITTINGAREA

LIGHTLOCK

SITTINGAREA

MECHANICALROOM(N.I.S.)

ELECTRICALROOM(N.I.S.)

FIRE PUMPROOM(N.I.S.)

MAIN PUMPROOM(N.I.S.)

TELECOMM.ROOM(N.I.S.)

ARTSTORAGE

RECORDINGSTUDIO

SCHEMATIC FURNITURE PLAN

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

UP

UP

DRAWINGSTUDIO

DRAWINGSTUDIO

PAINTINGSTUDIO

PAINTINGSTUDIO

ARTSTORAGE

PAINTINGCLASSROOM

DRAWINGCLASSROOM

SHOWERS

PROPSROOM

DANCESTUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHYCLASSROOM

DARKROOM

EDITINGROOM

MUSICSTUDIO

MUSICSTUDIO

MUSICCLASSROOM

LOUNGE

CAFE KITCHEN

THEATERREHEARSAL

SITTINGAREA

LIGHTLOCK

SITTINGAREA

MECHANICALROOM(N.I.S.)

ELECTRICALROOM(N.I.S.)

FIRE PUMPROOM(N.I.S.)

MAIN PUMPROOM(N.I.S.)

TELECOMM.ROOM(N.I.S.)

ARTSTORAGE

RECORDINGSTUDIO

AXONOMETRIC

TRANSVERSE SECTION

SOUTH ELEVATION

DANCE STUDIO

ATS ACOUSTICS CUSTOM ACOUSTIC PANELSTOMATO FABRIC

MILLIKEN CARPETSCOLOR FIELDRED ASH

A-LIGHTD5

FOCAL POINTTHEORY

ARMSTRONG CEILINGTECTUM HANGING BAFFLESWHITE/NATURAL

RECORDING STUDIO

LOUNGE

Sculptural Staircase Lounge Bench Built In

Lounge Column Sculpture

PROJECT DETAILS

PROCESS AND MORE

SUN PATH DIAGRAM (done by Anthony Rodriguez)

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

P

P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

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ENTRANCE

MEP AND VIEWS DIAGRAM (done by Michelle Paez)

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

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P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

P

ENTRANCE

ENCLOSURE AND EDGE CONDITIONS DIAGRAM (done by Anthony Rodriguez)

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

P

P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

P

ENTRANCE

SITE SURROUNDINGS DIAGRAM (done by Anthony Rodriguez)

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

P

P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

P

ENTRANCE

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

P

P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

P

ENTRANCE

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

PRIVACY DIAGRAM (done by Anthony Rodriguez)

Enclosure/Edge Conditions SITE SURROUNDINGS

P

P

The building is enclosed by 2 buildings, a parking garage on the (bottom left) and FIU’s Graham Center (top left). It’s also enclosed by streets all around that help define the edge conditions for the building and the parking lot out in front of the building itself.

The edge conditions of the building are defined by both its surroundings and the shell of the building itself. The surrounding concrete of the building includes both vegetation and pedestrian circulation (sidewalks) that determine where the beginning of the building is and the ending of circulation is.

The building does have its connection to the rest of FIU in terms of proximity to one of the main buildings on campus, Graham Center (top left). But the building also provides connection to the surrounding community due to its proximity to one of the main entrances of the school. Allowing both safe connection to the school but also allowing somewhat of an inviting experience for the surrounding community.

Parking happens both in the parking lot in the front of the building (bottom right) and the parking Garage (bottom left). Both parking zones provide both potential noise and traffic issues that can affect the building for people coming, going, and using the building.

Noise can have a potential impact on the users of the space if the space isn’t equipped with enough sound absorption materials. Noise can also be brought by the potential flow of the students the come in and out of the building and surround the building as well.

Traffic patterns can affect how people access the building depending on what’s exactly going on such as arriving to school, departure from school, and the events on campus.

MAJOR ROADSSECONDARY ROADSMINOR ROADS

NOISE

PARKING

P

ENTRANCE

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM (done by Lindsay Estrella)

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

The main Public space is defined by the entrance points of the building but also by the structure of the building. The columns help define the path of the public space and also the enclosures of other spaces.

The semi-public spaces are pushed more towards the front due to its open access from entrance points. And the semi-private spaces are towards the back where not many people have access to.

STRUCTURAL DEFINITION

SEMI PRIVATE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLIC

SPATIAL DIAGRAM (done by Lindsay Estrella)

LOUNGE PLAN SKETCH

SPECIFICATIONS

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: 3Form CONTACT: Juliana Sharkey 954-579-6545 juliana.sharkey@3-form.com

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Varia Ecoresin Artisan Paper Cut A dynamic translucent resin panel with cut up paper overlapping each other.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS: 48”x96”

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Brentano Designs CONTACT: Dania Donghia 954-920-7077 kgolov@donghia.com

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Tombolo Nissi Beach Playful Tombolo gets a little out of line. Two colors in the weft create strong horizontal stripes; the other four shift as subtly as the sandbars they were named for. Offered in 11 colorways—neutrals, classics and some adventurous combinations—that pass 50,000 double rubs (Wyzenbeek, Wire Screen), Tombolo’s not just for the great outdoors. A GreenShield finish and bleach cleanability make the 54” upholstery an easy-to-clean option for breakfast nooks, cafeterias and bars. That, and Tombolo joins the Brentano Green line with 100% Bella-Dura solution-dyed polyolefin, a petroleum by-product.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Sherwin Williams CONTACT:

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: SW6266 Discreet White SHIP TO:

11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Panolan Surface Systems CONTACT: John Trulock 407-618-3732

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Nevamar HPL Liberty Red HPL is among our most versatile surfaces, making it a great choice for a range of interior horizontal and vertical applications where an attractive, yet resilient, surface solution is required.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Panolan Surface Systems CONTACT: John Trulock 407-618-3732

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Nevamar HPL Sunken Treasure HPL is among our most versatile surfaces, making it a great choice for a range of interior horizontal and vertical applications where an attractive, yet resilient, surface solution is required.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Panolan Surface Systems CONTACT: John Trulock 407-618-3732

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Nevamar HPL Sunray HPL is among our most versatile surfaces, making it a great choice for a range of interior horizontal and vertical applications where an attractive, yet resilient, surface solution is required.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

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LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

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MANUFACTURER: Treefrog Veneer CONTACT: 413-529-0718 sales@treefrogveneer.com

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DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Medium Veneer 60416 Walnut Groove Classic and original Treefrog. These are prefinished, 4 x 8 foot sheets of veneer with a laminate backer for installation ease. Postformable and furniture-grade. Plus, our unique process ensures a consistent and reliable selection in design spaces of any size.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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UNIT DIMENSIONS: 48”x96”

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

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MANUFACTURER: Milliken CONTACT: Alice Bethea 954-732-4253 alice.bethea@milliken.com

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DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: District Midtown Village Logan MID153 The District collection is designed to be a kit-of-parts with multiple scales and pattern types that allow flexibility throughout a project. All patterns share four color families that allow for perfect coordination when combining products in a single space. District also uses our Color Reference system to coordinate with our carpet products

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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UNIT DIMENSIONS: 18”x18”

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

PROJECT No:

LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

ITEM REFERENCE #

MANUFACTURER: Milliken CONTACT: Alice Bethea 954-732-4253 alice.bethea@milliken.com

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Color Field Rose Ash Dramatic color creates life when there is no distinctive figure to distinguish where one form ends and another begins. Respectful of the boundary, yet driven by the need to explore something larger, our perspective is shaped by the entirety of the canvas, be it one of smooth linen or rough-hewn board.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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UNIT DIMENSIONS: 9.8”x39.4”

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

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LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

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MANUFACTURER: Armstrong Ceilings CONTACT: Reid Phillips 717-396-6279 RSPhillips@armstrongceilings.com

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Tectum Blades and Baffles White Acoustical vertical panels help control reverberation and add a design element to your interior spaces. SHIP TO:

11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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UNIT DIMENSIONS: 12”x48”

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

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LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

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MANUFACTURER: ATS Acoustics CONTACT: 815-686-2705

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Custom Acoustic Panel Tomato Fabric Sometimes a stock size acoustic panel just won't fit the bill. We make our acoustic panels to order right here in the USA, so we aren't limited to standard sizes, and we can make custom orders quickly.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

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UNIT DIMENSIONS: 24”x96”

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Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements:

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PROJECT TITLE: FIU MAC

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LOCATION(s) 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199

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MANUFACTURER: Tectura Designs CONTACT: Troy Dahlke

AMOUNT/QUANTITY:

DATE: 4/18/18

DESCRIPTION: Custom Colors Red, Blue, Orange, Green Tectura Designs offers you the ability to create a custom tile from scratch or match other terrazzo products with our free samples process and one of the industry’s lowest production minimums on custom colors of 100sq/ft.

SHIP TO: 11200 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33199 CONTACT: Moises Valcarcel Gonzalez 904-616-9854 mvalc011@fiu.edu

SAMPLE PHOTO

UNIT DIMENSIONS:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:

DATE ORDERED:

UNIT COST: # UNITS:

EST. COST:

FRIEGHT:

TOTAL COST:

Flame/Smoke Tests met

Performance Tests met

Upholstery Fabrics Window Treatments Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Finish Upholstery Fabrics Hard Surface Tile or Stone

___ ASTM-84 NFPA 255 UL #723 UFAC#8 1 ___ NFPA 260a UFAC Class 1 ___ UBC #8-1 rated

___ NFPA 701

___ ASTM D6413

___ Class A - Corridors, Exits and Public areas ___ Class B or C - Offices

___ Abrasion resistance - must exceed the Wyzenbeek Test (ASTM D-3597) 30,000 rubs ___ Light fastness must exceed AATCC-16a method 100 hours

___ Non-slip finish with minimum static coefficient of friction of .6 per ASTM 1028 is required in guestrooms and bathrooms.

Sustainable Properties

___ Manufacturer located within 100 miles of project ___ Rapidly Renewable ___ Greenguard certified ___ FSC certified ___ EnergyStar rated ___ WaterSense certified ___ Other: _____________________________________

Percentage of pre-consumer recycled content: Percentage of post-consumer recycled content:

Life span expectancy: Maintenance Requirements: