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Home My WebLink AboutHDC2011-006 Email From David Anderson And Allison Vandever To Brian Minyard 02/14/2011Page 1 of 1 Minyard, Brian From: misterdavidanderson@gmail.com on behalf of David Anderson [gusdesigncoop@gmail. com] Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 1:07 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: Re: your mailing address address is below, i'll get you the digital file soon, need to double check scale.. thanks On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Minyard, Brian cBMin and littlerock.or > wrote: Please send me your current mailing address for correspondence. Brian Minyard, AICP lirnin and littlerock.or (501) 371-4789. fax (501) 399-3435 II'lease consider the environment before printing this e-mail. David Anderson, LEED AP Chief Sustainability Designer www.gusdesigncoop.com 1007 McMath Ave Little Rock, AR 72202 " I have realized that the past and future are real illusions, that they exist in the present, which is what there is and all there is." - Alan Watts Next time you are building new, use this calculator to see what amount of embodied energy you paid for... http : Hbui 1 do arbo nneutral . ors 2/14/2011 02/11 /2011 For the City of Little Rock Historic District Commission Review Development Rational The proposed residence will be an owner occupied single family residence. The design is planned to be a courtyard typology, preserving the existing Elm tree. The domicile will be comprised of 2 equivalent forms, to represent the expression of public and private space. The Design features a focus towards the Elm tree courtyard habitat, of which landscape is planned to be very thick and lucious. There is an office and art studio in the building at Rock Street. Across the courtyard is the main living area, 1 bedroom, 1 bath open plan design. There is a wood stove in the center of the space, and matched with the rainscreen and triple wall design will provide efficient daylight and natural ventilation strategies to cre- ate a durable, long-lasting and comfortable home. Intent/Use We plan on living and working from this home, and continuing to support the healthy growth and prosperity of the SoMa area. David Anderson, gins design coop llison andever, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Page 1 of 1 Minyard, Brian From: misterdavidanderson@gmail.com on behalf of David Anderson [gusdesigncoop@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 1:07 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: Re: your mailing address address is below, i'll get you the digital file soon, need to double check scale.. thanks On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Minyard, Brian wrote: Please send me your current mailing address for correspondence. Brian Minyard, AICP brn lard ¢fittlerDek.org (501) 371-4789 Fax (501) 399-3435 Please consider- the environment before printing this e-mail. David Anderson, LEED AP Chief Sustainability Designer www.gusdesip-ncoop.com 1007 McMath Ave Little Rock, AR 72202 "I have realized that the past and future are real illusions, that they exist in the present, which is what there is and all there is." - Alan Watts Next time you are building new, use this calculator to see what amount of embodied energy you paid for... http://buildcarboniieutral.org 2/14/2011 Historic District Infill Development Plan, 2000 In January of 1999, a tornado struck several of the older neighborhoods in Little Rock. As a result dozens of dwellings were destroyed or damaged so badlyrey were later razed. This resulted in gaps in the streetscape and a local architectural firm was hired to prepare infill standards for these areas. The Historic District Infill Development Plan was completed in 2000 and provides six examples of residential infill that meet the general guidelines used by the Historic District Commission and the Capitol Zoning Commission. These infill designs are typical of those used in similar historic districts across the country. The designs include floor plans such as a one -bedroom dwelling to a four-plex multi -family unit, The dwellings are designed to be compatible in roof shape, massing, setback, materials and overall form and plan to be compatible with adjacent historic dwellings. These designs are appropriate for many of the National Register historic districts in the city and developers and builders are encouraged to use these as prototypes when construct new buildings in the districts. th �;rirn:ae riUrt E_Gir.; aaCl� _Elaval'1On This infill project produced designs compatible with various types of historic architecture. This design is similar to American Foursquare plan houses of the early 20`" century. This infill design was for blocks comprised mainly of Craftsman and Bungalow style dwellings. Citywide Historic Preservation Plan, Little Rock, Arkansas 36 02/11 /2011 For the City of Little Rock Historic District Commission Review Development Rational The proposed residence will be an owner occupied single family residence. The design is planned to be a courtyard typology, preserving the existing Elm tree. The domicile will be comprised of 2 equivalent forms, to represent the expression of public and private space. The Design features a focus towards the Elm tree courtyard habitat, of which landscape is planned to be very thick and lucious. There is an office and art studio in the building at Rock Street. Across the courtyard is the main living area, 1 bedroom, 1 bath open plan design. There is a wood stove in the center of the space, and matched with the rainscreen and triple wall design will provide efficient daylight and natural ventilation strategies to cre- ate a durable, long-lasting and comfortable home. Intent/Use We plan on living and working from this home, and continuing to support the healthy growth and prosperity of the SoMa area. David Anderson, gins design coop Ilison andeve r, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP