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Tin Roof Coming to the District Detroit RETAIL | 2110 PARK AVENUE Retail 2110 PARK AVENUE The interior of this six-story historic building would be renovated into 47,000 square feet of office space and 10,000 square feet of street-level retail space. Detroit-based Kraemer Design Group has been selected to design this $25 million renovation. 10,000 SQ. FT. OF RETAIL DELIVERY 3Q19 2 #DistrictDetroit | DistrictDetroit.com The EXPERIENCE The District Detroit is a dynamic urban destination in the heart of Detroit. One that includes something for everyone — a dense neighborhood experience with a variety of developments alongside Detroit’s premiere sports and entertainment venues. Connecting downtown Detroit to growing nearby neighborhoods such as Midtown, Corktown and Brush Park, The District Detroit is having a dramatic economic impact on Detroit and is a driving catalyst of the city’s remarkable resurgence. The District Detroit is delivering $1.4 billion+ in new investment in Detroit including the new Little Caesars Arena, the Mike Ilitch School of Business at Wayne State University and Little Caesars world headquarters campus expansion. Additionally, new office, residential and retail spaces will continue to add momentum to Detroit’s amazing comeback for years to come. $1.4 BILLION+ IN NEW INVESTMENT A FIRST OF ITS KIND #DistrictDetroit | DistrictDetroit.com Retail 2110 PARK AVENUE GM Renaissance Center & Marriott Hotel Central Business District Cobo Hall Convention Center Westin Book Cadillac Hotel Shinola Hotel Greektown Hotel & Casino Aloft Hotel Detroit DTE Headquarters Music Hall Athletic Club Beacon Park Detroit Opera House Ford Field Gem Theatre The Fillmore MGM Hotel & Casino Little Caesar’s 2110 Park Avenue Comerica Park World Headquarters Fox Theatre Colony Club Little Caesars Arena Cass Tech High School Mike Ilitch Wayne State School of Business MotorCity Casino Hotel Masonic Temple N #DistrictDetroit | DistrictDetroit.com Retail 2110 PARK AVENUE FISHER FWY The Town Pump Tavern Colony Club Hockeytown Cafè P P Centaur MGM Hotel & Casino The Fox Theatre Little Caesars GRAND RIVER AVE P World Headquarters P CASS AVE Comerica Park P P The Fillmore 2110 Park Avenue AVE WOODWARD P P P P Cliff Bell’s Cheli’s Chili Bar DTE Headquarters Republic Tavern Beacon Park ADAMS AVE Grand Circus Park P Lumen Detroit P P 150 Bagley Apartments Detroit Opera House Aloft Hotel City Club Apartments Development BAGLEY AVE AVE WOODWARD BROADWAY ST 12 CASS AVE MICHIGAN AVE Shinola Hotel N WASHINGTON BLVD #DistrictDetroit | DistrictDetroit.com 5 5 5 5 D C B A 5 D C B A 5 3 3 5 5 6 6 9 9 3 3 1 1 3 f 3 f | | 9 9 9 9 3 3 3 3 04/19/2018 m Group m 5 Group o 5 o 6 c 6 . c 9 n . 9 e n GENERAL NOTES e 3 GENERAL NOTES g 3 g 1 g d 1 g 3 d i e 3 A WHERE SLAB ON GRADE REMOVAL IS REQUIRED FOR UTILITY PLACEMENT REFER TO r i e A WHERE SLAB ON GRADE REMOVAL IS REQUIRED FOR UTILITY PLACEMENT REFER TO p r p | e s | e s TYPICAL CONCRETE SLAB INFILL DETAIL ON SHEET A___. TYPICAL CONCRETE SLAB INFILL DETAIL ON SHEET A___. 6 m 6 m 2 e e 2 e a e B PATCH AND REPAIR WALLS AND FLOOR TO ENSURE EVEN SURFACE TO RECIEVE FINISH 2 r a 2 B PATCH AND REPAIR WALLS AND FLOOR TO ENSURE EVEN SURFACE TO RECIEVE FINISH 8 r k 8 4 k e D 4 MATERIAL. COORDINATE WITH ROOM FINISH AND COLOR SCHEDULE. I e D MATERIAL. COORDINATE WITH ROOM FINISH AND COLOR SCHEDULE. h 2110 PARK AVENUE I t h M . t M . C FIRESTOPPING: PROVIDE FIRESTOPPING ASSEMBLIES AT ALL PENETRATIONS AND t w C FIRESTOPPING: PROVIDE FIRESTOPPING ASSEMBLIES AT ALL PENETRATIONS AND i t w i w 1 o r w 1 o INTERRUPTIONSWomen’s TO FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES City WHICH PROVIDEClub THE SPECIFIED FIRE t w INTERRUPTIONS TO FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES WHICH PROVIDE THE SPECIFIED FIRE r t w e e RATING OR PARTITION OR FLOOR. SEE SPECIFICATIONS. mer D RATING OR PARTITION OR FLOOR. SEE SPECIFICATIONS. mer D | | e D FIRE RATED PARTITIONS SHALL BE CONTINUOUS FROM FLOOR TO STRUCTURE ABOVE y e D FIRE RATED PARTITIONS SHALL BE CONTINUOUS FROM FLOOR TO STRUCTURE ABOVE y DRAFT BUILDING PROGRAM REVIEW | 05/08/18 a a a AND SHALL BE FIRE STOPPED TIGHTLY TO STRUCTURE PER CODE (U.L. SYSTEM). w Retail a AND SHALL BE FIRE STOPPED TIGHTLY TO STRUCTURE PER CODE (U.L. SYSTEM). w d d a a E WHERE NEW GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS ARE A CONTINUATION OF AN EXISTING E WHERE NEW GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS ARE A CONTINUATION OF AN EXISTING o r o Kr r Kr PARTITION OR COLUMN ENCASEMENT, THE FACE OF THE NEW GYPSUM BOARD SHALL B PARTITION OR COLUMN ENCASEMENT, THE FACE OF THE NEW GYPSUM BOARD SHALL B 0 0 BE ALIGNED WITH THE FACE OF THE EXISTING SURFACE. WHERE A NEW GYPSUM 2 2 BE ALIGNED WITH THE FACE OF THE EXISTING SURFACE. WHERE A NEW GYPSUM 4 4 Architect 1 BOARD PARTITION IS SHOWN INTERSECTING A COLUMN ENCASEMENT THE Architect 1 BOARD PARTITION IS SHOWN INTERSECTING A COLUMN ENCASEMENT THE CENTERLINE OF THE WALL SHALL BE CENTERED ON THE COLUMN ENCASEMENT. CENTERLINE OF THE WALL SHALL BE CENTERED ON THE COLUMN ENCASEMENT. F WHERE NEW OR INFILL PARTITION ABUTS EXISTING PARTITION, FACE OF PARTITIONS F WHERE NEW OR INFILL PARTITION ABUTS EXISTING PARTITION, FACE OF PARTITIONS SHALL ALIGN, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. SHALL ALIGN, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. UP -5'-4 1/4" -5 1/2" G PARTITIONS WITH EXISTING FRAMING MAY REQUIRE REWORK TO ACCOMODATE NEW G PARTITIONS WITH EXISTING FRAMING MAY REQUIRE REWORK TO ACCOMODATE NEW OPENINGS, ETC. OPENINGS, ETC. H WHERE NEW FINISHES ARE SPECIFIED ON THE FINISH PLAN REMOVE ALL EXISTING H WHERE NEW FINISHES ARE SPECIFIED ON THE FINISH PLAN REMOVE ALL EXISTING FINISHES - PATCH AND REPAIR WALLS AND FLOOR - PREPARE THEM TO ACCEPT NEW UP FINISHES - PATCH AND REPAIR WALLS AND FLOOR - PREPARE THEM TO ACCEPT NEW TENANT 3 SCHEDULED FINISH PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SCHEDULED FINISH PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR VESTIBULE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. STAIR 1-D ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. 109 I LOCATE DOOR FRAMES 6" FROM INSIDE CORNER TO DOOR OPENING, UNLESS NOTED I LOCATE DOOR FRAMES 6" FROM INSIDE CORNER TO DOOR OPENING, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. OTHERWISE. 276 SF J ALL INTERIOR GLAZING INCL DOORS, SIDELITES, & BORROWED LITES SHALL BE CLEAR J ALL INTERIOR GLAZING INCL DOORS, SIDELITES, & BORROWED LITES SHALL BE CLEAR LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS OR CLEAR TEMPERED SAFETY GLAZING. UNLESS NOTED LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS OR CLEAR TEMPERED SAFETY GLAZING. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. OTHERWISE. Consultant Consultant L SEMI-RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER (FE) - REFER TO SHEET A501 FOR TYPICAL DETAILS. L SEMI-RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER (FE) - REFER TO SHEET A501 FOR TYPICAL DETAILS. FINAL LOCATION OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHALL BE REVIEWED IN FIELD WITH BUILDING FINAL LOCATION OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHALL BE REVIEWED IN FIELD WITH BUILDING OFFICIAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION ROUGH-IN. FUTURE TENANT - OFFICIAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION ROUGH-IN. M RECESSED ITEMS (GREATER THAN 16 SQ. IN.) IN RATED AND/OR SMOKE WALLS, M RECESSED ITEMS (GREATER THAN 16 SQ. IN.) IN RATED AND/OR SMOKE WALLS, DN RESTAURANT 3 INCLUDING ELEC PANELS, ELEC DUCTS, MED GAS VALVE BOXES, FIRE EXT CABINETS, INCLUDING ELEC PANELS, ELEC DUCTS, MED GAS VALVE BOXES, FIRE EXT CABINETS, 111 -6'-8 1/4" ETC. SHALL BE BACKED WITH 5/8" TYPE 'X' GYPSUM BOARD TO MAINTAIM RATING FIRE ETC. SHALL BE BACKED WITH 5/8" TYPE 'X' GYPSUM BOARD TO MAINTAIM RATING FIRE WALL. WALL. 4400 SF 2 2 N TELEPHONE AND ELECTRICAL PANEL BOARDS: PROVIDE AND INSTALL 4' X 8' X 3/4" N TELEPHONE AND ELECTRICAL PANEL BOARDS: PROVIDE AND INSTALL 4' X 8' X 3/4" THICK, PLYWOOD, FIRE RETARDANT TREATED. HISTORIC POOL STAIR C THICK, PLYWOOD, FIRE RETARDANT TREATED. VESTIUBLE 107 6 7 581 SF 15 DETROIT MI DN ### 15 CONSTRUCTIONDETROIT MI KEYNOTES ### 18 WOODWARD AVE CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES DETROIT MI 48309 OLYMPIA WOODWARD AVE DETROIT MI 48309 2110 PARK AVENUE OLYMPIA 2110 PARK AVENUE MICHIGAN MICHIGAN TYP 101 REPAIR EXISTING VAULT - COORDINATE WITH CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL. 101 REPAIR EXISTING VAULT - COORDINATE WITH CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL. 102 INFULL EXISTING VAULT - COORDINATE WITH CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL. 102 INFULL EXISTING VAULT - COORDINATE WITH CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL. DEVELOPMENT OF DEVELOPMENT OF -5'-4 1/4" CITYWOMEN'S CLUB -5'-4 1/4" UNISEX -5 1/2" CITYWOMEN'S CLUB RESTROOM 103 EXISTING HISTORIC FLOOR TILE WITHIN DASHED BOUNDARY TO REMAIN. PATCH 103 EXISTING HISTORIC FLOOR TILE WITHIN DASHED BOUNDARY TO REMAIN. PATCH AND REPAIR. AND REPAIR. Project / Owner Project / Owner 104 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC LIGHT FIXTURE. DN 104 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC LIGHT FIXTURE. DN UP UNISEX UNISEX IT RESTROOM RESTROOM 105 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC STOREFRONT. 105 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC STOREFRONT. TRASH ELEVATOR B ELEVATOR C PRELIMINARY SECURITY/ DN PRELIMINARY 102 RECEPTION 106 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC WINODW. 106 REPAIR AND RESTORE EXISTING HISTORIC WINODW. ELEVATOR A NOT FOR NOT FOR 99 SF 107 BUILD INFILL FLOOR IN EXISTING POOL. CONSTRUCTION 107 BUILD INFILL FLOOR IN EXISTING POOL. CONSTRUCTION STAIR 1-B 0" 110 108 RECOMMENDED FLOOR PENETRATIONS REMAIN OUT OF HATCHED AREAS. DUE 108 RECOMMENDED FLOOR PENETRATIONS REMAIN OUT OF HATCHED AREAS. DUE STAIRDN A UP TO RATED ROOMS BELOW. TO RATED ROOMS BELOW. Seal 120 57 SF Seal 3 3 LOBBY 109 EXISTING HISTORIC TILE WINODW SILL TO REMAIN. PATCH AND REPAIR. THIS DOCUMENT AND THE IDEAS AND DESIGNS INCORPORATED 278 SF 109 EXISTING HISTORIC TILE WINODW SILL TO REMAIN.
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