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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZ-4441-A Maps/e' 1 1' I.P. LEGAL DESCRIPTION The South 100.0 feet of the Horth 400.0 feet of Traci 24, Leigh—Butler Acres, an Addition to the Clay FOR USE AND BENEFIT OF: of Little Rock. Pulaskl County. Arkansas, and being shown on plot recorded In Piot Book 3, Page 141, retards of Pulaski County, Arkansas, EXCEPT that part described as: Commencing at the Southeast WASHINGTON BARBER COLLEGE INC. corner of Tract 24; thence North Off degrees 27 minutes 12 seconds East 218.61 feet to the point of 5300 WEST 65TH STREET beginning; thence North 00 degrees 27 minutes 32 seconds East, 100.0 feet; thence North 89 degrees LITTLE ROCK, AR. 72209 32 minutes 27 seconds West, 10 feet; thence South 00 degrees 27 minutes 54 seconds West, 24.7 feet; thence South 3 degrees 52 minutes 15 seconds West, 76.06 feet; thence South 89 degrees 23 minutes 09 seconds East, 14.51 feet to the point of beginning. 30 0 30 60 90 Scolei I' = 30' BASIS OF BEARING: ARKANSAS STATE PLANE COORDINATES, NAD 83, NORTH ZONE. (P.A.G.I.S.) CERTIFICATION I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND HAS BEEN SURVEYED BY WE OR UNDER MY DIRE.MN. THE CORNERS ARE MARKED AS SHOWN AND ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH EXISTING MONUMENTS IN THE AREA. THIS CERTIFICATION IS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE AND RENEW OF THE PARTIES SHOWN HEREON. JOHNNY R. TWEEDLE, RLS #1203 Legend o (I.P.S.) Sar t/B' ANDAR w/CAP DacRsas (R.L.S. 1809) MJNUTES (PENT) • (I.P'.F.) nwN PIN 1MVND SECONDS (INCE) N. NORTH PROPERTr 1.= -- --- RASEAA7/sNTDeca S. Somra E. aesr RB RBRIR W. Irasr 9. CaaraRLova RSV( Rrcar-or—var s/e' 1 1' I.P. LEGAL DESCRIPTION The South 100.0 feet of the Horth 400.0 feet of Traci 24, Leigh—Butler Acres, an Addition to the Clay FOR USE AND BENEFIT OF: of Little Rock. Pulaskl County. Arkansas, and being shown on plot recorded In Piot Book 3, Page 141, retards of Pulaski County, Arkansas, EXCEPT that part described as: Commencing at the Southeast WASHINGTON BARBER COLLEGE INC. corner of Tract 24; thence North Off degrees 27 minutes 12 seconds East 218.61 feet to the point of 5300 WEST 65TH STREET beginning; thence North 00 degrees 27 minutes 32 seconds East, 100.0 feet; thence North 89 degrees LITTLE ROCK, AR. 72209 32 minutes 27 seconds West, 10 feet; thence South 00 degrees 27 minutes 54 seconds West, 24.7 feet; thence South 3 degrees 52 minutes 15 seconds West, 76.06 feet; thence South 89 degrees 23 minutes 09 seconds East, 14.51 feet to the point of beginning. 30 0 30 60 90 Scolei I' = 30' BASIS OF BEARING: ARKANSAS STATE PLANE COORDINATES, NAD 83, NORTH ZONE. (P.A.G.I.S.) CERTIFICATION I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND HAS BEEN SURVEYED BY WE OR UNDER MY DIRE.MN. THE CORNERS ARE MARKED AS SHOWN AND ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH EXISTING MONUMENTS IN THE AREA. THIS CERTIFICATION IS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE AND RENEW OF THE PARTIES SHOWN HEREON. JOHNNY R. TWEEDLE, RLS #1203 CAFETERIA I CAFE 3 ® 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 960 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR SCHOOL CAFETERIA AND CAFE FOR STUDENTS / STAFF AND VISITORS. SERVICE ACCESS FROM EXISTING SCHOOL'S PARKING LOT PLQ f ir-l- k- i,--* l- ■ •e t OPEN SPACE SERVICE GATE I SERVICE YARD • DECK 9' WIDE ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT 2 ® 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 650 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR HOUSING DIRECTOR'S OFFICE; SECURITY OFFICE; PUBLIC TOILETS / JANITOR'. CLOSET; LAUNDRY FACILITY; GAME ROOM; COMPUTER LAB; LIBRARY AND STORAGE. & TALL VINYL COATED CHAIN U N K FENCE '-6' TALL FROM THI5 POINT WEST TO JUNCTURE i WROUGHT IRON FENCE TO WITH WROUGHT IRON FENCE ON SOUTH WEST FACE OF ADJACENT RESIDENCE BOUNDARY }- PL �#- f --1—t -IF-�- +-t�.............r........................................................................ .,.............r.; O '� .. APE BUFFER 1 70% UNDISTURBED &TALL WROUGHT OPEN SPACE _ ,' � IRON FENCE OPEN 20' CONTAINER 7 SHUTTLE BUS SHELTER VISITOR & STAFF B AVED PARKIN ,3 z LOT S 9 ,? o PEDESTRIAN NCRETE SIDEWALK GATE PL 6' TALLVINYL COAI CHAIN LINK FENCE STUDENT PARKING ENTRY UNIT + FIRE STAIRS EXISTING SCHOOL'S PARKING LOT SHALL PRIMARY ENTRY POINT FOR EACH HOUSING BE USED BY THE OCCUPANTS OF THE HOUSING UNIT INCLUDING FIRE STAIRS AND BUILDING SERVICE UNITS. STACK. WNOSCAPCD WHDxgPLD 15IAND ySLAND. PAVED 1 TWO-WAY DRIVE J V WIDE -LANDSCAPE BUFFER i......................rr...rrr.r................... ..................................r . r............i PATTERNED PAVED ENTRY ROUNDABOUT ERPIECE rol WITH ARTWORK CENT 6' TALL `— REMOTE CONTROLLED WROUGHT IRON FENCE WROUGHT IRON GATE SOUTH SITE PLAN HOUSING UNITS August 15, 2016 3 Stacked Modules x 40' CONTAINERS (12 container units) FOR 24 BEDS, INCLUDING SPACE FOR TOILETS /SHOWERS S+0t&Aoe%+0HOtAS �tAk CidnMptAS STORAGE AND WORKSTUDY AREAS. WASHRIN TOIN BAM COLLEGE 5300 West 65th Street, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 produksi Lamb. McSwrain House 2124 Rice Street Little Rock, AR 72202-6150 USA Planet Earth kwe n de ch oUsbcgl o ba I. n et (501)952.5544 cell PL EXISTING DRIVE APRON TO BE DEMOLISHE AND REPLACED WITH A NEW REINFORCED CONCRETE DRIVE APRON. produksi i Student HComp lex WASHINGTON BARBER COLLEGE 6400 Lancaster Roach, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72200 04 SOUTH LOCATION PLAN SCylewlvl�C 5 lire Pl Cahcep�s � July 13, 2016 CAFETERIA I CAFE 2 0 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 650 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR SCHOOL CAFETERIA AND CAFE FOR STUDENTS / STAFF AND VISITORS. SERVICE ACCEESS FROM SCHOOL'S PARKING — PL Q i i r-- 19'-0" r — ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT 2 0 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 650 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR HOUSING DIRECTOR'S OFFICE; SECURITY OFFICE; PUBLIC TOILETS / JANITOR'S CLOSET; LAUNDRY FACILITY, GAME ROOM; COMPUTER LAB; LIBRARY AND STORAGE. PIL 9' WIDE LANDSCA.PE BUFFER 1 70% U11if�15TUR9l k '"r 7 ,:?-. r.± New Site Grading Plan shall include a retaining Wail on the northwest corder of the Site to retain additional fill. A new drainagge plan to be prepared`.. Y� by the Civil Engineer for building permit review and,,.,. :+� PIL + / HOUSING UNITS 9 ® 40' CONTAINERS (3 SETS STACKED 3 CONTAINER HIGH FOR 24 TOTAL BEDS; COMMON AREAS, TOILETS / SHOWERS STUDY STUDIO AND STORAGE CONNECTED WITH A COMMON LOBBY INCLUDING A FIRE EGRESS STAIRWAY PEDESTRIAN I SERVICE ACCESS STUDENT RESIDENT ACCESS FROM COLLEGE AND SERVICE ENTRY FROM EXISTING PARKING LOT 9' WIDE LAIN Ub[.:Ark nurr>rn — PATTERNED PAVED ENTRY ROUNDABOUT WITH ARTWORK CENTER W wi%v SOUTH SITE PLAN REVISED September 7, 2016 • OtAS C.A10k*L%S ASH U 1 GTOO IN BAR R COLLEGE 5300 West 65th Street, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 produksi La n -b- M cs-a in House 2124 Rice Street Little Rock, AR 72202-6150 USA Planet Earth kwenclecheosbcglobal net (501)952-5594 cell C11 6;:; '. 0PIL ��JJ EXISTING DRIVE APRON TO BE DEMOLISHED AND REPLACED WITH A NEW REINFORCED CONCRETEDRIVE APRON. 6'H WROUGHT IRON FENCE 4 3 m . VISITOR &STA �PAVED PARKING 7 1 LOT 9 .... - .. - ....... .. wvoscapr❑ ISLAND e— �..•,. RFMOTE CON TROLL ED SITE PLAN REVISED September 7, 2016 • OtAS C.A10k*L%S ASH U 1 GTOO IN BAR R COLLEGE 5300 West 65th Street, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 produksi La n -b- M cs-a in House 2124 Rice Street Little Rock, AR 72202-6150 USA Planet Earth kwenclecheosbcglobal net (501)952-5594 cell C11 6;:; '. 0PIL ��JJ EXISTING DRIVE APRON TO BE DEMOLISHED AND REPLACED WITH A NEW REINFORCED CONCRETEDRIVE APRON. the successful growth of the Washington Barber Collie e has hastened the need to provide student housing for current and future students who reside outside of the Central Ar ansas area. Their daily trips from distant cities has been a challenge and with the introduction of on -campus housing, those challenges will be greatly minimized. The owner of the Washington Barber College has a vision to create a unique housing campus adjacent to the institution which involves the primary use of re -purposed shipping containers as the enclosure for crafting 24 bedroom units within several triple stacked containers. The planned new facility is restricted only to students enrolled in the Washington Barber College. The'uxtaposition of the shipping containers shall allow for an inviting open space and vivid views through well placed large window openings and balconies. An external stairway and connecting corridors will allow great interaction between the students while expediting vertical and horizontal circulation requirements between the units. The I iving units shall be 'dormitory style', with twin beds, storage closet, and study desk. A toilet and shower room shall be centrally located to accommodate several of the dormitory rooms. As well, there is an intent to create a common area to allow interaction between the students, including an adjacent dual station hair salon lab / barber chair room for after-hours student practice. Within the Administrative Unit, a child daycare center (sole) for the student parents enrolled in the College), shall be included with full time staff to accommodate approx. 15 c ildren. Drop off 1 pick up of the children shall be from the Administrative Units front entry. A centrally located cafeteria / cafe, also crafted from shipping containers, shall provide three meals / day for the students and staff of the colle e. off-street staff /visitor parking shall be provided on the Lancaster Road entry, whereas student II utilize the existing parking lot for the college. The frontage along Lancaster Road intends to blend resident parking sha g p g g g g with the residential character of the street, including the use of landscaped screening and wrought iron / cha.in link fencing surrounding the site. The living space shall be a relaxed, college -like atmosphere with environmental -friendly finishing materials and a contempor7LIttle mixture of furniture and accessories while meeting current day building /fire codes and standards regulated by the City Rock. The external finishing shall allow greater exposure to the original shipping container facade with uniform colors and functional features. Much of remaining site shall be open space for outdoor passive activities, and a new deck shall link the housing units to allow outdoor communal activities and study sessions. Approx. 14 (fourteen) 40 foot re -purposed shipping containers with over 4,500 sf of usable floor area shall accommodate the overall design intent for the project. S+WU evi-imp HOL%Si� �� I C.KWASHONGTON ��d� �� � a LE(G E NARRATIVE Updated, produksi Son+ 7 9016 p• Ar 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 _ the successful growth of the Washington College ton Barber Colle e has hastened the need to provide student housing for current and future students who reside outside of the Central Arkansas area. Their daily trips from distant cities has been a challenge housing, those challenges will be greatly minimized. The owner of the Washington and with the introduction of on-campusg� g � adjacent Barber College has a vision to create a unique housing campus adjac to the institution which involves the primary use of re purposed shipping d containers. The containers as the enclosure for crafting 24 bedroom units within several triple stac e facility is restricted only to students enrolled in the Washington Barber college. planned new ty Y The uxtaposition of the shipping conta finers shall allow for an inviting open space and vivid views through well placed large external stairwa and connecting corridors will allow great interaction between the win ow openings and balconies. An ex y students while expeditingvertical and horizontal circulation requirements between the units. with twin beds storage closet, and study desk. A toilet and shower room shall be The living units shall be dormitory style', w g . accommodate several of the dormitory rooms. As well, there is an intent to create a common area to centrally located to . including an adjacent dual station hair salon lab 1 barber chair room for after-hours allow interaction between the students, g student practice. o crafted from shipping containers, shall provide three meals 1 day for the students A centrally located cafeteria 1 cafe, also pp g the Lancaster Road entry,whereas student and staff of the colle e. off-street staff 1 visitor parking shall be provided ono blend existing parking lot for the college. The frontage along Lancaster Road intends t resident parking shal utilize the g p g . with the residential character of the street the use of landscaped screening and wrought iron 1 chain link fencing including surrounding the site. The living space shall be a relaxed,g e college-like atmosphere with environmental-friendly finishin materials and a p ries while meeting current day building 1 fire co es and standards regulated contempora mixture of furniture and accessories g the original shipping in container facade with b the Cit o Little Rock. The external finishing shall allow greater exposure to g pp g y y . Much of remaining site shall be open space for outdoor passive activities, and a new uniform colors and functional features g stud sessions. A rax. 14 (fourteen} 40 foot deck shall link the housing units to allow outdoor communal activities and y pp forthe re-purposed shipping containers with over 4,500 sf of usable floor area shall accommodate the overall design intent project. S+1AAeV+ HOLAS BAR � � � EE � ��NARRATIVErvduksiWASHUNGTON August 15, 2016 P 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 I- — — CD 0 N M A 3 foot structural support pedestal - -- f with crawl space for routing building services Stacked shipping containers (3) with metal windows and thermal glazing. produksi - - - Metal roof structure with and metal roof panels - =3 i — Galvanized metal egress stairway structure C Galvanized metal balcony unit Student Housing Complex WASHUNGTON ARDER COLLEGIE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 BLOCK A, B, & C 3 living units top and middle floor; 2 units bottom floor = 8 units per block x 3 blocks = L4 living units F CONCEPTUAL ELEVATION September 7, 2016 0 N M .11 W �- Metal roof structure with and metal roof panels _ - -t_ - - -_. Q C 3 foot structural support pedestal -Galvanized metal egress - -Galvanized metal with crawl space for routing stairway structure balcony unit building services Stacked shipping containers (3) with metal windows and thermal glazing. Student Housing Complex prvduksii WASHINGTON DAR ®ER COLLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 BLOCK A, B, & C 3 living units top and middle floor; 2 units bottom floor = 8 units per block x 3 blocks = 24 living units CONCEPTUAL ELEVATION September 7, 2016 ( r10k. Student nousi g. �T- WASHINGTON BARBU ���J Existing Washington Barber College site is _ ad•acent tc the lanned A. %1ARk .-Implex ' ��' • , +'�i. Y � development, allowing a secure and functional: s access for student - �- between the dormitory t • a- a'•T Fa m 1 ly and college. r, Dollar - - f : . -0. Stare , . •u • - ■ AM y produksi WASNUINGTOM BAR ER C LLEGE I, ,ULM 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 LOCATION PLAN November 7, 2016 I the successful growth of the Washington Barber Colle e has hastened the need to provide student housing for current and future students who reside outside of the Central An ansas area. Their daily trips from distant cities has been a challenge and with the introduction of on -campus housing, those challenges will be greatly minimized. The owner of the Washington Barber College has a vision to create a unique housing campus adjacent to the institution which involves the primary use of re -purposed shipping containers as the enclosure for crafting 24 bedroom units within several triple stacked containers. The planned new facility is restricted only to students enrolled in the Washington Barber College. The uxtaposition of the shipping containers shall allow for an inviting open space and vivid views through well placed large win ow openings and balconies. An external stairway and connecting corridors will allow great interaction between the students while expediting vertical and horizontal circulation requirements between the units. The livin units shall be 'dormitory style', with twin beds, storage closet, and study desk. A toilet and shower room shall be centrally ocated to accommodate several of the dormitory rooms. As well, there Is an intent to create a common area to allow interaction between the students, including an adjacent dual station hair salon lab 1 barber chair room for after-hours student practice. Within the Administrative Unit, a child daycare center (soleiv for the student parents enrolled in the College), shall be included with full time staff to accommodate approx. 15 children. Drop off 1 pick up of the children shall be from the Administrative Units front entry. A centrally located cafeteria 1 cafe, also crafted from shipping containers, shall provide three meals 1 day for the students and staff of the colle e. off-street staff /visitor parking shal l be provided on the Lancaster Road entry, whereas student resident parking sh a IT AI ize the existing parking lot for the college. The frontage along Lancaster Road intends to blend with the residential character of the street, including the use of landscaped screening and wrought iron 1 chain link fencing surrounding the site. The living space shall be a relaxed, college -like atmosphere with environmental -friendly finishing materials and a contemporary mixture of furniture and accessories while meeting current day building /fire codes and standards regulated by the City of Little Rock. The external finishing shall allow greater exposure to the original shipping container facade with uniform colors and functional features. Much of remaining site shall be open space for outdoor passive activities, and a new deck shall link the housing units to allow outdoor communal activities and study sessions. Approx. 14 (fourteen) 40 foot re -purposed shipping containers with over 4,500 sf of usable floor area shall accommodate the overall design intent for the Project project. S+UA4e%+0aC0VV exNarrativ uksi/� 4�SWIINVTON �A�ER COLLEGE � November 7, 2016 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 CAFETERIA / CAFE 2 ® 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 650 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR SCHOOL CAFETERIA AND CAFE FOR STUDENTS / STAFF AND VISITORS. SERVICE ACCEESS FROM SCHOOL'S PARKING —, PLQ ;J* e-_•v"oar �•e o`ee�-`.+ New Site Grading Plan shall include a retaining on the northwest corner of the Site to retain additional fill. A new drainage plan to be prepai by the Civil Engineer for building permit review approval. &L C7 To Washington Bar-&Eir of °�•`�::��w:desie•�°i�`•O°Pi�i•e�'fi••� iiia e';'. e e HOUSING UNITS - ` 9 0 40' CONTAINERS (3 SETS STACKED 3 CONTAINER HIGH FOR 24 TOTAL BEDS; COMMON AREAS, TOILETS / SHOWERS STUDY STUDIO AND STORAGE CONNECTED WITH A COMMON LOBBY INCLUDING A FIRE EGRESS STAIRWAY PEDESTRIAN / SERVICE ACCESS STUDENT RESIDENT ACCESS FROM COLLEGE AND SERVICE ENTRY FROM EXISTING PARKING LOT ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT 2 0 40' CONTAINERS WITH APPROX. 650 sf OF USABLE SPACE FOR HOUSING DIRECTOR'S OFFICE; SECURITY OFFICE; PUBLIC TOILETS / JANITOR'S CLOSET; LAUNDRY FACILITY; GAME ROOM; COMPUTER LAB; LIBRARY AND STORAGE. OPEN SPACE /0/� I ZH 1OHC f f• ►�(t7: �r<1ti� PAVED TWO-WAY A rr �r t ,r DRIVE �•°basEt!nG�.e-w° ui �a-e o='i:: ria �rr•eye � ate! � aY•a� o° �^•k•e.� S;••�•_ar_a•f err° ..ti _rr_: p°A•aea.r_•�''°_ea-. A 9.•._._ PATTERNED PAVED ENTRY ROUNDABOUT ' WITH ARTWORK CENTER WIS/ SOUTH 5 .6 7 8 9 VISITOF PAVED L LANDSCAPED ISLAND �� CONTREMOTE I 19'-0" f PL '�� •rv� a •rs.•a is is ,s•■::`: :sr,•o-► v dS, • v e"s •o. i�.,�aea�•�:M ev~r°a��°.: epi •:y%:��:����-oRt �r.�s:• o - / �ir�•i=: i•a:v iii iaf`xt�, y 6'H it••mr*•.v�•: e � ,,�'�• p.� �•:aA.v� •e. a: No �• � eta '� ', 'r • wt/y.� is-jf ` q• �•••i •• °•i ±`��{fi,r�'' � -+"y ' /l,I 4 `�sy/IJ'I 1','9�q :��•�77 •� a••��y_eYr• 1 , eIL �:�• ;�,� 'f: ::,;■000;e� f !♦ `_:. �• +- +�r'in i• .■ ."v- .•.. .....ion .. s S+1t%jeV%f061AsLVx©Cc 'i ex prod uksi %VASHONGTON BARCSR C LLEGIE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 PL EXISTING DRIVE APRON TO BE DEMOLISHED AND REPLACED WITH A NEW REINFORCED CONCRETEDRIVE APRON. KLAON AL R November 7, 2016 Dormitory 'day room', including a TV viewing room; vending machines; a lounge area; Game Table (Ping Pong); unisex toilet; and two (2) barber practice stations. DECK produksi TWIN BED II PING PONG TAB E II RI TWIN BED 03 02 TWIN BED N 04 �in�Ceht� HOLASi11� C BOAR ER C LLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County, Arkansas 72209 TWIN BED Em 05 a3B NINLL GROUND FLOOR PLAN November 7, 2016 PRACTICE STAT ON lr` VENDING LANDING PRACTICE MACHINE STATION TWIN BED II PING PONG TAB E II RI TWIN BED 03 02 TWIN BED N 04 �in�Ceht� HOLASi11� C BOAR ER C LLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County, Arkansas 72209 TWIN BED Em 05 a3B NINLL GROUND FLOOR PLAN November 7, 2016 produksi New metal framed balcony w/ container doors fixed open Galv. metal exit stairway and landing 6"ie, Balcony cut out from container Computer station Portable Closet Unit Twin Bed Clerestorey Window Table w/ TV and Refrig. below Window w/ bench WASHIa0 - T 0 IN V BARWER COLLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 Second i Floor Plan November 7, 2016 Each dormitory module to have a stand alone bathroom unit, including two shower stalls; two toilets; and a lavatory unit for use by the three dormitory units within the module. produksi -Balcony cut out from container Computer station Portable Closet Unit ------Twin B e d New metal framed balcony w/ container doors fixed open Galv. metal exit stairway and landing Clerestorey Window Table w/ TV below and Refrig. Window w/ bench 40 foot shipping containers (side-by-side) - 16'-0" wide space for three (3) dormitory room units. Dormitory unit is approx. 8' wide x 16' long (128 sq. feet), inlcuding a twin bed, portable closet unit; computer station; multi -use base cabinet (for small refrigerator). Each unit has an external balcony with an aluminum framed glass door and sidelit. Three living units per module to have a common bathroom unit. %VASIMANGTON-BASPRVER COLLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 ` Third Floor Plan November 7, 2016 L11 �oi�V/IMOTOM BARVER � COLLEGE 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 Corrugated metal roofing panels (shed roof) on metal support framing. Optional use full or partial coverage) onto roof panels for photo -voltaic solar cells as well as rainwater harvesting components for energy conscious design alternatives. ROOF PLAN November 712016 Ll PA "4A 0 El A� L R C114LOLffor- m ;1i n _lois Top of_R(Zof ��-------------------- --------- Ridge35'-0" -------�- N �-----------------. J'f' oil WA Ib RIO f M� W M9:M Second Levell II OR Ground Level o Crawl Space for Finish Grade t' MEP Access R�1 y 1 1 S+IAJevy Sr -W lew)ca produksi WASHONGTON oQE C LLEGE "11W"►11 4 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 i it NI"' 1 III UI III fll REAR ELEVATION November 7, 2016 co Ground Level o Crawl Space for Finish Grade t' MEP Access R�1 y 1 1 S+IAJevy Sr -W lew)ca produksi WASHONGTON oQE C LLEGE "11W"►11 4 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 i it NI"' 1 III UI III fll REAR ELEVATION November 7, 2016 Top of Roof Ridge 35'-0' N �t F A Third Level — �o co Second Level Ground Level --- ,\------- --- 0 Finish Grade— d 0 TI, '0' 1 SiIAAet%i� HO(ASLI161 CC IeK produksi WASHINGTON BARUER C LLEGE MON, M M 6400 Lancaster Road, Little Rock (Pulaski County), Arkansas 72209 SIDE ELEVATION November 7, 2016