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1. Rendering Cousins Restaurant A B C D 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 [email protected] TO SLAB 63' - 10" PAUL SKERRY ASSOCIATES 5514 Livingstone Place D 9' - 9' 8" Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 2B9 ph: 902-455-4361 Level 6 fax: 902-455-7778 54' - 2" email: [email protected] 9' - 9' 8" Level 5 Level 5 44' - 6" 44' - 6" NOTES: 1' - 1' 0" Podium - 1' 0" Podium A 43' - 6" 43' - 6" 1) THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 9' - 9' 8" 9' - 9' 8" F F F F F CHECKING ALL ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE & REPORTING ANY DISCREPANCY TO THE C Level 4 G G G G Level 4 ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING. 33' - 10" 33' - 10" C 2) DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS USED FIGURED L L L L DIMENSIONS. F F F C C C 9' - 9' 8" - 9' 8" 3) DRAWING REPRESENTATIONS MAYBE IN G Level 3 Level 3 VARIANCE W/ DETAILED SPECS. & SCHEDULES, IN WHICH CASE SPECS. & SCHEDULES OVERRIDE 24' - 2" 24' - 2" THE DRAWINGS. L F F F 4) CHANGES FROM THESE PLANS & SPECS. MUST 9' - 9' 8" - 9' 8" BE AGREED TO IN WRITING, & APPROVED BY THE Level 2 Level 2 ARCHITECT & OWNER, BEFORE PROCEEDING. 14' - 6" 14' - 6" 5) ONLY THOSE DRAWINGS MARKED APPROVED FOR CONSTRUCTION, ARE TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION. A A A 6)THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN 14' - 6" 14' A - 6" 14' CONJUNCTION W/ THE SPECS. E E Level 1 Level 1 0' - 0" 0' - 0" 10' - 5" 10' Parking Garage Parking Garage -10' - 5" -10' - 5" Original Signed LEGEND: A MASONRY TYPE 1 B MASONRY TYPE 2 C METAL OR CERAMIC PANEL TYPE 1 D METAL OR CERAMIC PANEL TYPE 2 Elevation E 2 E ALUMINUM GLAZING SYSTEM Elevation D 3/32" = 1'-0" F VINYL WINDOW/DOOR 1 G 42" H. ALUMINUM/GLASS RAILING 3/32" = 1'-0" H ALUMINUM/GLASS CANOPY I SIGN BAND J EXTERIOR ACCENT LIGHTING FIXTURE No. Description Date K EXTERIOR ENTRANCE LIGHTING FIXTURE 13 14 N M L K J Issued for Development Agreement 07/31/15 L SIDING TO SLAB TO SLAB TO SLAB A 63' - 10" 63' - 10" D 63' - 10" D A D L D L D 9' - 9' 8" F D F - 9' 8" - 9' 8" F F F F Level 6 G Level 6 G F G Level 6 54' - 2" 54' - 2" 54' - 2" 9' - 9' 8" 9' - 9' 8" - 9' 8" A Level 5 Level 5 G Level 5 1' - 1' 0" 1' - 1' 0" 44' - 6" - 1' 0" 44' - 6" 44' - 6" A Podium Podium L 43' - 6" L 43' - 6" Podium F F F F F 43' - 6" 9' - 9' 8" 9' - 9' 8" F - 9' 8" Level 4 G Level 4 G Level 4 33' - 10" 33' - 10" C 33' - 10" PROPOSED F COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL 9' - 9' 8" F - 9' 8" C - 9' 8" ROBIE & DUFFUS Level 3 G Level 3 G Level 3 24' - 2" L 24' - 2" 24' - 2" HALIFAX, NS For:KANELLAKOS F F F 9' - 9' 8" 9' - 9' 8" - 9' 8" Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 14' - 6" 14' - 6" H 14' - 6" A A J A A A 14' - 6" 14' 14' - 6" 14' - 6" 14' E E Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Elevation 0' - 0" 0' - 0" 0' - 0" Scale 10' - 5" 10' 10' - 5" 10' - 5" 10' 3/32" = 1'-0" Parking Garage Parking Garage Parking Garage Date 7/31/2015 -10' - 5" -10' - 5" -10' - 5" Drawn by GJ Checked by PS Elevation G 4 3/32" = 1'-0" A4.2 Elevation F Elevation H 3 5 Project number 2947 3/32" = 1'-0" 3/32" = 1'-0" AM 11:54:15 31/07/2015 [email protected] PAUL SKERRY ASSOCIATES 5514 Livingstone Place Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 2B9 ph: 902-455-4361 fax: 902-455-7778 email: [email protected] TO SLAB 63' - 10" NOTES: 9' - 9' 8" Level 6 1) THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 54' - 2" CHECKING ALL ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE & REPORTING ANY DISCREPANCY TO THE 9' - 9' 8" ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING. 1' - 1' 0" Level 5 44' - 6" 2) DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS USED FIGURED Podium DIMENSIONS. 9' - 9' 8" 43' - 6" Level 4 3) DRAWING REPRESENTATIONS MAYBE IN VARIANCE W/ DETAILED SPECS. & SCHEDULES, IN 33' - 10" WHICH CASE SPECS. & SCHEDULES OVERRIDE THE DRAWINGS. 9' - 9' 8" Level 3 4) CHANGES FROM THESE PLANS & SPECS. MUST 24' - 2" BE AGREED TO IN WRITING, & APPROVED BY THE ARCHITECT & OWNER, BEFORE PROCEEDING. 9' - 9' 8" Level 2 5) ONLY THOSE DRAWINGS MARKED APPROVED 14' - 6" FOR CONSTRUCTION, ARE TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION. 6)THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN 14' - 6" 14' CONJUNCTION W/ THE SPECS. Level 1 0' - 0" 10' - 5" 10' Parking Garage -10' - 5" Original Signed Front Elevation 1 1/16" = 1'-0" No. Description Date Issued for Development Agreement 07/31/15 TO SLAB 63' - 10" 9' - 9' 8" Level 6 54' - 2" 9' - 9' 8" 1' - 1' 0" Level 5 44' - 6" Podium 9' - 9' 8" 43' - 6" Level 4 33' - 10" 9' - 9' 8" Level 3 24' - 2" PROPOSED 9' - 9' 8" COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL Level 2 14' - 6" ROBIE & DUFFUS HALIFAX, NS 14' - 6" 14' For:KANELLAKOS Level 1 0' - 0" 10' - 5" 10' Parking Garage -10' - 5" Elevation Back Elevation Scale 1/16" = 1'-0" 2 1/16" = 1'-0" Date 7/31/2015 Drawn by GJ Checked by PS A4.0 Project number 2947 31/07/2015 11:53:51 AM 11:53:51 31/07/2015 16 15 14 13 20 19 18 17 [email protected] TO SLAB TO SLAB 63' - 10" 63' - 10" D PAUL SKERRY ASSOCIATES 5514 Livingstone Place 9' - 9' 8" - 9' 8" Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 2B9 F D ph: 902-455-4361 Level 6 Level 6 G fax: 902-455-7778 54' - 2" 54' - 2" email: [email protected] F F - 9' 8" - 9' 8" G Level 5 Level 5 NOTES: 1' - 1' 0" 44' - 6" - 1' 0" 44' - 6" Podium Podium 43' - 6" 43' - 6" 1) THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR C E E F 9' - 9' 8" A - 9' 8" CHECKING ALL ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE & G REPORTING ANY DISCREPANCY TO THE Level 4 Level 4 ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING. 33' - 10" 33' - 10" A B 2) DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS USED FIGURED L DIMENSIONS. F C 9' - 9' 8" F - 9' 8" 3) DRAWING REPRESENTATIONS MAYBE IN Level 3 G Level 3 VARIANCE W/ DETAILED SPECS. & SCHEDULES, IN WHICH CASE SPECS. & SCHEDULES OVERRIDE 24' - 2" 24' - 2" THE DRAWINGS. 4) CHANGES FROM THESE PLANS & SPECS. MUST F - 9' 8" - 9' 8" BE AGREED TO IN WRITING, & APPROVED BY THE Level 2 Level 2 ARCHITECT & OWNER, BEFORE PROCEEDING. H 14' - 6" H 14' - 6" 5) ONLY THOSE DRAWINGS MARKED APPROVED J J FOR CONSTRUCTION, ARE TO BE USED FOR I I J I J CONSTRUCTION. A 6)THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN A - 6" 14' A - 6" 14' E E CONJUNCTION W/ THE SPECS. E Level 1 Level 1 GRADE GRADE 0' - 0" 0' - 0" 10' - 5" 10' - 5" 10' Parking Garage Parking Garage -10' - 5" -10' - 5" Original Signed LEGEND: A MASONRY TYPE 1 B MASONRY TYPE 2 C METAL OR CERAMIC PANEL TYPE 1 D METAL OR CERAMIC PANEL TYPE 2 Elevation B E ALUMINUM GLAZING SYSTEM Elevation A 4 F VINYL WINDOW/DOOR 1 3/32" = 1'-0" 3/32" = 1'-0" G 42" H. ALUMINUM/GLASS RAILING H ALUMINUM/GLASS CANOPY I SIGN BAND J EXTERIOR ACCENT LIGHTING FIXTURE No. Description Date K EXTERIOR ENTRANCE LIGHTING FIXTURE Issued for Development Agreement 07/31/15 L SIDING 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 TO SLAB 63' - 10" E - 9' 8" B Level 6 54' - 2" 9' - 9' 8" G Level 5 1' - 1' 0" 44' - 6" Podium 43' - 6" E E E E F 9' - 9' 8" G G Level 4 C L L 33' - 10" A F F F F F F C - 9' 8" F F PROPOSED Level 3 COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL A A A 24' - 2" ROBIE & DUFFUS 9' - 9' 8" HALIFAX, NS G G G Level 2 H H For:KANELLAKOS J J 14' - 6" J I I H K A E A E - 6" 14' E Level 1 0' - 0" Elevation 10' - 5" 10' Parking Garage -10' - 5" Scale 3/32" = 1'-0" Date 7/31/2015 Drawn by GJ Checked by PS A4.1 Elevation C 2 Project number 3/32" = 1'-0" 2947 31/07/2015 11:54:02 AM 11:54:02 31/07/2015 Original Signed Building Code Data: Regulated by Part 3 of the National Building Code (NBC) Major Occupancy: C (Residential) & E (Mercantile) Non-Combustible Construction ARCHITECTS Lot: 13, 10A, E, 7, & 56 PID: 00174060, 40177800, 00174250, 40177792, 00174243 Zone: C-2A & R2 Total Lot Size: 37,400 sqft. (3,474.6 sqm.) Building Footprint: 16,356 sqft. (1,519.5 sqm.) Number of Stories: 6 Above Grade, 1 Below Grade Height of Building: 65'-10" (20.07m) Residential Units: 58 (15 - 1 BD, 43 - 2BD) Allowable Density: 147.5 Occupants 37,400sf + 14,005sf (ROW) = 51,405sf= 1.18acres 1.18 acres x 125 density/acre = 147.5 Designed Density: 126.75 Occupants 43 (2BD) x 2.25 = 96.75 15 (1BD) x 2 = 30 N =126.75 W E Open Space Required: 6,360 sf 120 sf/2BD x 43 2BD = 5,160sf S 80 sf/1BD x 15 1 BD = 1,200sf = 6,360sf Designed Open Space: 21,044 sf Landscaped Open Space Required: 5,350 sf 100 sf/2BD x 43 2BD = 4,300sf 70 sf/1BD x 15 1 BD = 1,050 sf = 5,350 sf Designed Landscape Open Space: 9,139 sf Original Signed Parking Area Required: (43 2BD = 43 Spaces) + (15 1BD = 4 spaces)=47 Parking Garage: 74 Spaces (3 Handicapped) Ground Level: 22 Spaces (2 Handicapped) Total: 96 Spaces (5 Handicapped) NOTE: -STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
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