INTERIOR DESIGN - arcDESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT //

HEALTH SCIENCE/DUNLAP RENOVATIONIUPUI INDIANAPOLIS

LOCATION //

INDIANAPOLIS, IN

INTERIOR DESIGN

TEAM //

arcDESIGN + HEAPY + ARSEE + DESIGN 27

DATE //

MAY 7, 2020

OUR MEETING WILL START SHORTLY…PLEASE STANDBY

HEALTH SCIENCE/DUNLAP | IUPUI INDIANAPOLIS | aD # 19216 | 05/07/2020

INTERIOR DESIGN CONCEPT

WHAT WE HEARD //

• SPACE SHOULD FEEL LIKE AN IU SPACE.

• TONES OF WARM NEUTRALS

• THREAD THE RED

• USE OF VARIED TEXTURES

• TIMELESS FINISHES

• FIRST FLOOR SHOULD BE HARD SURFACE, TERRAZZO

OR PORCELAIN TILE DEPENDING ON BUDGET.

• ALL OTHER FLOORS SHOULD BE LVT AND CARPET IN

SELECT AREAS LIKE INFORMAL LEARNING SPACES AND

CONFERENCE ROOMS.

• TENANT SPACES SHOULD BE CARPET, BASE AND PAINT.

• RESTROOMS FLOORS SHOULD BE MOSAIC TILE AND

WALL TILE AT ALL WET AREAS TO 7’.

• ALL FINISH MATERIALS SHOULD BE DURABLE EASILY

CLEANED; MAY BE IN THE BUILDING FOR 30+ YEARS.

• WAYFINDING SIGNAGE AND BRANDING TO BE

COORDINATED WITH IU BRANDING

DESIGN APPROACH



WHAT WE SAW //

• REMNANTS OF HEALTHCARE FACILITY FEEL

• PASTEL COLORS, FLOOR GRAPHIC PATTERNS

• BUMP RAIL THROUGHOUT PUBLIC SPACES

• HEALTHCARE RELATED SIGNAGE

• SPACES THAT ARE STILL CONFIGURED FOR

HEALTHCARE BUT USED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE

TASKS.

• RESTROOMS

• NON-ADA DIMENSIONS AND FIXTURES

• OUTDATED TILE AND FINISHES

• INADEQUATE LIGHTING

• MUILTIPLE FREE RANGE RESTROOMS

• DOORS - MAJORITY ARE WOOD OF THE SAME COLOR

• NEW CLASSROOM DOORS ARE DIFFERENT

• DOOR FRAMES ARE PAINTED METAL

• SOME ALUMINUM FRAME STOREFRONT AND

DOORS

• ELECTRICAL AND UTILITY SPACES ARE PAINTED

DESIGN APPROACH



WHAT WE PROPOSE //

PROVIDE AN UNIFYING ASTHETIC TO THE CORE OF THE

BUILDING CREATING AN IU BUILDING IDENTITY. THROUGH

AMENITIES SUCH AS ACCESSIBLE RESTROOMS, BREAK AND

LOUNGE AREAS AND ACCESS TO DAYLIGHT ON EACH FLOOR,

THE STUDENTS AND STAFF OF THIS BUILDING WILL HAVE A

SPACE TO WORK, LEARN, AND RECHARGE.

• THE FIRST FLOOR ENTRY IS A LARGE ACTIVE ZONE OF

INFORMAL LEARNING SPACES AND SPACES FOR LUNCH

AND SUPPORTING AMENITIES.

• FINISHES ARE A MIX OF WARM NEUTRALS WITH WOOD

AND STONE TEXTURES WITH A TOUCH OR RED.

• THE ELEVATOR LOBBIES THOURHGOUT THE BUILDING

WILL KEEP THE EXISTING ARCHITECTURE, WITH A FINISH

UPGRADE TO BRING THIS SPACE FROM HEALTHCARE TO A

LEARNING AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT.

• THE WINDOWS AS THE FOCUS THE LOUNGES ON EACH

FLOOR PROVIDES AN ADDITIONAL STUDY AREA AS WELL

AS LUNCH AND BREAKROOM SPACE.

• NEW COMMUNITY ADA ACCESSIBLE RESTROOMS WITH

FRESH NEW NEUTRAL TILE AND LIGHTING. AS WELL AS

SINGLE USER RESTROOMS AND WELLNESS ROOMS ON

EACH FLOOR.

DESIGN APPROACH



FLOOR TILE

• INSPIRED BY EVEN TONE ON

TONE FACADE TEXTURE

• TILE WITH SMOTH LAVA

ROCK VISUAL

INSPIRATION //

DESIGN APPROACHSLAT WALL

• VERTICALITY OF THE

FAÇADE

• WOOD SLAT FOCAL

WALL, CURVED TO ADD

SOFTNESS TO THE

HARSH EXTERIOR



FIRST FLOOR



MATERIALS //

FLOORING

A. FIELD TILE (24” x 48”)

B. BORDER TILE ( 24” x 48”)

C. RUBBER FLOOR – STAIR LANDINGS

D. WALK-OFF CARPET - VESTIBULE

LIGHTING

E. ACCENT LIGHTING

F. AXIS: EDGE – ELEVATOR LOBBY

PAINT

G. GENERAL PAINT

H. MEDIUM NEUTRAL – CORE

I. CRIMSON - ACCENT

J. LIGHT NEUTRAL – ACCENT

K. DARK NEUTRAL – COLUMNS

SOLID SURFACE

L. RESTROOMS, BREAK AREAS

WALL BASE

M. MILLWORK REVEAL (4 1/4 “ & 6”) :

MOONROCK AT PORCELAIN TILE FLOOR

WOODS/ LAMINATES

N. 1ST FLOOR DOORS

O. FEATURE WALL WOOD SLATS

P. WOOD LAMINATE - CASEWORK, ELEVATOR

LOBBY

FIRST FLOOR

GROUTGROUT

A B

C D

E

E

F

G

H

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J K

L M

N

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MATERIALS //

FLOORING

A. FIELD LVT

B. BORDER LVT

C. RUBBER FLOOR – STAIR LANDINGS

LIGHTING

D. ACCENT LIGHTING

F. LINEAR RECESSED LIGHTING

G. LINEAR ACCENT – ELEVATOR LOBBY

PAINT

G. GENERAL PAINT

H. MEDIUM NEUTRAL – CORE

I. CRIMSON - ACCENT

J. LIGHT NEUTRAL – ACCENT

K. DARK NEUTRAL – COLUMNS

SOLID SURFACE/ TILE

L. ACCENT TILE – BREAK AREAS, WATER

FOUNTIAN WET WALLS

M. SOLID SURFACE - RESTROOMS, BREAK AREAS

WALL BASE

N. MILLWORK REVEAL : 4 1/4 “ & 6” -

MOONROCK

WOODS/ LAMINATES

O. EXISTING DOOR COLOR

P. WOOD LAMINATE - CASEWORK, ELEVATOR

LOBBY

LL, 2-6TH FLOOR

G

H

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J K

A B

C

D

E

F

L

M

N

O P



2nd FLOOR LOUNGE



4TH FLOOR LOUNGE



5TH FLOOR LOUNGE



MATERIALS //

FLOORING

A. FIELD TILE

B. BORDER TILE

LIGHTING

C. COVE LIGHTING

PAINT

D. GENERAL PAINT

SOLID SURFACE/ WALL TILE

E. WALL TILE (4” x 12”): MATTE BISCUIT

F. SOLID SURFACE: COUNTER

G. SOLID SURFACE: SHOWER WALL

H. SOLID SURFACE: SHOWER BASIN

WOODS/ LAMINATES

I. EXISTING DOORS TO MATCH

RESTROOMS

A B

C

D

E

F

I

INSPIRATION

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RESTROOM



MATERIALS //

FLOORING

A. FIELD TILE

B. BORDER TILE

LIGHTING

C. COVE LIGHTING

PAINT

D. GENERAL PAINT

SOLID SURFACE/ WALL TILE

E. WALL TILE (4” x 12”): MATTE BISCUIT

F. SOLID SURFACE: COUNTER

G. SOLID SURFACE: SHOWER WALL

H. SOLID SURFACE: SHOWER BASIN

WOODS/ LAMINATES

I. EXISTING DOORS TO MATCH

RESTROOMS

NEW MATERIALS //

BREAKROOMS

A. WALL TILE (4X12): GLOSS & MATTE BISCUIT

(RANDOM)

B. GROUT – LIGHT BUFF

ELEVATOR FINISHES

INPRO CAB STYLE: TITAN

C. CEILING: STAINLESS STEEL ISLAND

D. FLOORS: WALKOFF (UNIT PRICE FOR

PORCELAIN TILE)

E. HADRAILS: 3” FLAT, NO BUMP RAIL

F. LIGHTING: RECESSED LED

G. WALLS: TEXTURED STAINLESS STEEL (UPPER

AND LOWER)

WATER FOUNTAINS:

A. WALL TILE (4X12): GLOSS BISCUIT

B. GROUT – LIGHT BUFF

INTERIOR ITEMS

INSPIRATION

A B

DG

C

D



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