Brookfield Square - final design composite

BROOKFIELDS Q U A R E

final schematic design presentationnovember 17, 2006 06033-01

brookfield, wisconsin

CBL & ASSOCIATES PROPERTIES, INC.

216.781.9144 kainc.comthe architecture of life

I N D E X O F D R AW I N G S

General Notes and Sitework Legend

Notes and Legends

Site Drawings

Overall Mall Drawings

Concourses

Site Plan

Site Data

Site Amenities

Overall Hardscape Plan

Main Entry Hardscape Plan

East Entry Hardscape Plan at Sears

East Entry Hardscape Plan at Boston Store

West Entry Hardscape Plan at Boston Store

West Entry Hardscape Plan at Sears

Food Court Entry and West Mall Entry @

JCPenney Hardscape Plan

Typical Concourse Flooring Plan

Typical North & South Concourse Reflected Ceiling Plan

Typical Concourse Sections

Typical Concourse Existing Conditions Photo

Typical Concourse Perspective

Typical West Concourse Reflected Ceiling Plan

End Court Flooring Plan at Sears

End Court Flooring Plan at Boston Store

Alternate Connecting Concourse & Food Court Expansion

Main Entry Floor Plan

Main Entry Reflected Ceiling Plan

Main Entry Elevation

Proposed Outward Facing Retail

Main Street Elevation

Main Entry Elevation

Main Entry Section at Porte Cochere

Main Entry Section at Porte Cochere

Main Entry Tower & Façade Elevations / Sections

Main Entry Existing Conditions Photo

Main Entry Perspective

Main Entry

Food Court

Center Court

Restrooms and Support Areas

Amenities & Materials

Food Court Entry Elevation

Food Court Entry Perspective

Food Court Floor Plan

Food Court Reflected Ceiling Plan

Food Court Cross Sections

Food Court Details

Food Court Interior Existing Conditions Photo

Food Court Perspective

Center Court Floor Plan

Center Court Reflected Ceiling Plan

Center Court Cross Sections

Center Court Cross Section

Center Court Cross Section

Center Court Elevation & Section

Center Court Existing Conditions Photo

Center Court Perspective

Typical Restroom Plan & Elevations

Amenities

Environmental Graphics

G-1 Exterior Sign Location Plan

G-2 Logo Concept

G-3 Corner Monument Sign

G-4 Main Entry Signage

G-5 Porte Cochere Entry Signage

G-6 Cast Stone Logo Element

G-7 Applied Entry Graphics

G-8 Secondary Entry at Sears

G-9 Secondary Entry at JCPenney

G-10 Secondary Entry at Boston Store

G-11a Mall Entry at Food Court

G-11b Mall Entry at Food Court Perspective

G-12 Project Wall Sign

G-12a Project Wall Sign Perspective

G-13 Vehicular Directional Signage

G-14 Interior Sign Location Plan

G-15 Enlarged Restroom / Mall Office

G-16 Food Court Sign

G-17 Overhead Directional

G-18 Project Facility Sign

G-19 Restroom Blade Sign

G-20 Wall-mounted Placard

G-21 Guest Services

Materials Legend

Context and Imagery

Design Influences

Existing Leasing Plan

Proposed Leasing Plan

Overall Flooring Plan

Overall Reflected Ceiling Plan

2006© All ideas, arrangements, and plans indicated or represented by the above drawings are property of ka inc. and were created for the sole use in connection with the specified project. No part of the drawings, arrangements, or ideas therein shall be duplicated or used in whole or part for any other purpose whatsover without the expressed written permission of ka inc.


BROOKFIELD SQUAREBrookfield, WisconsinNovember 17, 2006F I N A L S C H E M A T I C D E S I G N P A C K A G E 216.781.9144 kainc.com

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G E N E R A L L E G E N D

G E N E R A L S I T E M AT E R I A L S L E G E N D

Remove ceilings and related lighting, sprinkler

items throughout mall concourses and courts

as required for proposed work. Refurbish

portions of ceilings indicated to remain.

1.1 All existing landscape material shall be

removed and replaced in exterior renovation

areas.

1.14 2’-0” x 2’-0” pier (4.2 and 16.10) (1 per pier).1.34

Low wall (4.2) w/1’-3” x1’-3” gypsum board

columns (5.4).

1.35

Information kiosk: 12’-0” x 12’-0” , countertop

(9.16), 1’-6” wide at 4’-0” high. Back wall at

5’-0” high w/3’-0” x 5’-0” high access door.

1.36

Internally lit Ad panel unit (5.9). 6’-0” wide

(each side) x 9’-0” high.

1.37

Stepped brochure rack 6’-0” wide x 4’-0” high

x 2’-0” deep (9.16). Rack (5.9).

1.38

4’-0” wide x 3’-0” deep gypsum board

surround ( 9.1, 9.19).

1.39

Pool (9.17)1.40

Water feature w/recirculating system (9.17).1.41

Countertop 2’-0” wide x 4’-0” high x 18’-0”

long (9.16). Metal floor mounted leg

supports and metal foot rail (6.6).

1.42

Furred-out wall. 1.43

Lease line.1.44

Furred out column enclosure.1.46

New fascia over existing wall projects 6” (5.4).1.47

Potential food tenant kiosk.1.48

Reinstall existing JC Penney sign.1.49

Repaint existing metal emergency exit

door/frame.

1.50

Existing emergency exit doors from JC Penney.1.45

All proposed planters and landscape beds

indicated on the plans shall be landscaped.

1.15

Additional landscaping within parking fields

may be required by the city of Brookfield as

part of Planning Commission review and

approval.

1.16

Existing roof.1.17

New parapet.1.18

Interior build out per tenant.1.19

HVAC tie-in to mall system.1.20

Demolish existing infill wall.1.21

Existing counter and storefront to remain.1.22

Not used.1.23

New box beam/soffit. 1.24

New soffit. 1.25

Cable suspension system.1.26

Suspended single-sided Ad panels

12’ long (16.5 and 10.10).

1.27

Suspended double-sided Ad panels

6’ long (16.5 and 10.10).

1.28

New box beam/soffit clad w/ 5.1 & supported

by adjacent columns (5.4), pair of flat screen

monitors, one mounted to each side.

1.29

Brackets, 2 per column, clad w/ 5.1.1.30

Repaint existing skylight system components. 1.31

3’-0” x 3’-0” column enclosure, tapers to 2’-0”

x 2’-0” , 16.3 (2 per column).

1.32

Existing paving to remain2.1

24” diameter St. John’s Planter:

Manuf: Benckmark Design Group

2.18

Not used.2.19

Not used.2.20

Signage wall - refer to sign package.2.21

Existing bollard to remain.2.22

Existing concrete to be removed/new landscape

planting bed (at grade)

2.2

Stamped/colored concrete:

Manuf: Bomanite

Pattern: 6” Random Boardwalk

Color: Apricot (integral), Cream (hardener)

2.5

Stamped/colored concrete:

Manuf: Bomanite

Pattern: Ashlar slate triple tool (English Slate

texture)

Color: Seal Gray (integral), Nickel Gray (hardener)

2.6

Existing planter to remain2.7

Existing concrete planter to be clad w/cultured

stone to match existing stone planters (2.6)

2.8

Existing planter to be removed2.9

Not used.2.10

New streetlight:

Manuf: Sternberg Lighting

fixture: Franklin

pole: Boston

2.11

Commercial grade heavy duty medium base

light string (overhead, as shown on the plans)

Decorative wall sconce:

Manuf: Sternberg

fixture:

2.12

72” Garmish Bench

Manuf: Wesnic

2.13

Bench: 60” Pre-cast concrete slab on cultured

stone piers to match existing stone planters. (2.6)

2.14

Washington Square litter receptacle

w/ash pan attachment and top opening:

Manuf: Landscape Forms

2.15

2.16

54” square Riverside Prairie Planter:

Manuf: Longshadow Planters

2.17

New scored concrete2.3

New exposed aggregate concrete2.4

Remove ceilings and related lighting, framing,

fasteners, hangers, etc. in designated portion of

Food C ourt and prepare all exposed structural,

mechanical, electrical and plumbing elements

to receive new paint finish. Provide new

raceways and/or conduit to conceal existing

and new wiring and reconfigure existing

sprinkler and HVAC systems as required.

1.2

Remove existing flooring throughout mall

concourses and courts and prepare substrates

for new finishes.

1.3

Demolish entrance doors, storefront, canopy,

paving, etc. at existing main entry as required

for new construction.

1.4

Replace finishes, casework, mirrors, plumbing

fixtures, partition systems and accessories in

existing Restrooms. Refer to typical restroom

plan and elevations.

1.5

Existing wall to remain.

Remove existing landscaping, paving and

planter walls as indicated or required for

proposed work.

1.7

Remove existing EIFS facing, integral parapet,

trim and substrate to level of steel framing in

preparation of new cladding materials.

1.8

Light fixtures are shown to depict general

design concept only. Exact quantities, types

and locations to be determined by Lighting

Designer.

1.9

Provide gypsum wallboard finish on all surfaces

inside of glazed portion of tower. Provide

uplight and access door from existing roof.

1.10

1.11

Display window w/ service access from front.1.12

All proposed site work will require survey

and/or field verification prior to completion of

Construction Documents.

1.13

Remove existing spire and portion of tower

above elevation 40’-0” and modify framing as

required for new work.

1.51

Remove decorative covers and clad existing

columns per sections , interior elevations

and F.C. Elevations and Details drawings.

1.52

Existing light fixtures to remain.1.54

Vending machines.1.55

Paint ceiling and refurbish lighting.1.56

Soffit tapers to a 2” bullnose edge.1.57

Demolish existing finishes and storefront.1.58

Demolish finishes and retain existing

structure for new construction.1.59

Remove existing HVAC unit at planter.

Replace w/ ceiling unit per HVAC Engineer.1.60

3’-0” x 6’-0” column enclosure tapers to 2’-0”

x 6’-0”, 16.2 (2 per column).

1.33

Demolish exterior walls and Food Court entry

vestibule construction.1.6

All wood to be fire retardant and finishes to

comply w/ applicable building codes.1.61

Re-clad existing column covers at Food Court

Tenant neutral piers. Refer to Food Court dwgs.1.53





M AT E R I A L S L E G E N D

C O N C R E T E W O O D & P L A S T I C S

M E TA L

T H E R M A L & M O I S T U R E P R O T E C T I O N F I N I S H E S

D O O R S & W I N D O W S S P E C I A LT I E S

F F E

M E C H A N I C A L / E L E C T R I C A L / P L U M B I N G

Signage, refer to EGD package

Custom fireplace

Water feature

Decorative aluminum slat awning mounted to existing facade

Wood slat sun shade mounted over existing glass wall

Toilet room accessories to replace existing

10.1 Existing toilet room fixtures to be replaced15.1

10.2

Food Court tables and chairs: Type 1

Food Court tables and chairs: Type 2

12.1

12.2

Soft seating12.3

Bench12.4

Planters12.5

Trash receptacle12.6

10.3

10.4

10.5

10.6

Toilet room partition system to replace existing

10.7

Display monitor, flat screen10.8

Recessed entrance mat system10.9

Ad panel10.10

Existing lockers to be repainted10.11

Flexible wood veneer

Wood cladding system: “Proderma”

Flexible wood veneer over gypsum board & metal stud construction

Finished wood trim, column covers, etc.

Steel-framed awning/canopy system

Stainless steel fireplace chimney/column cover

5.1

5.2

5.3

5.4

Banquette / Bar5.5

Solid surface wall caps and countertops (w/, integral sinks & splashes)

5.6

Wood “V-groove” planks5.7

Wood edge trim for ceiling and light cove 5.8

Plastic laminate5.9

Upholstered seat cushion and back

Existing wood neutral piers, refinish

5.12

5.13

Metal laminate w/stainless steel face and phenolic backing

5.10

Stainless steel countertop w/ formededges and backsplash

5.11

6.1

Gypsum board system, painted

Repaint existing gypsum board ceiling, soffit, fascia, light cove or wall

Paint existing roof structure, ductwork, piping, conduit, etc.

Metal laminate w/stainless steel face and phenolic backing.

Vinyl wallcovering

9.1

Polished granite countertop w/bullnoseedge

9.16

Glass mosaic tile9.17

Existing suspended acoustic ceiling tilesystem to remain

9.18

Painted fiberglass moulding9.19

Wall covering 3M film graphic9.20

Walk-off entrance mat:Daltonian; Protecto r Plus, Carbon (470)

Broadloom carpet Manufacturer: TBD

9.21

9.22

9.2

9.3

2x2 ACT panels in suspended grid ceiling system; Armstrong

8‘x8’ suspended ceiling plans with 2’x2’ ACTtile infill

9.10

9.11

2x4 ACT panels in suspended gridsystem; Armstrong, Cirrus Second Look III

9.12

Suspended acoustical ceiling system; Decoustics “Ceilencio” w/ “Metallo II” finish

9.13

Perforated wood planks w/acousticblankets in suspended ceiling system;Armstrong, Woodworks

9.14 2x4 acoustic wood panels: Decoustics “Solo”

9.159.4

9.5

Porcelain tile: Floor gres, Stontech/1.0; Stonwhite/3.0

Porcelain tile:Flor Gres- Stontech/1.0; Stonbeige/1.0

Porcelain tile:Flor Gres-Stontech/1.0; Stonbeige/2.0

Porcelain tile:Flor Gres- Stontech/1.0; Stonred/1.0

Porcelain tile:Flor Gres-Stontech/1.0; Stongrey/5.0

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Nylus

Wood flooring: ArmstrongValenza Collection; Biella White Oak

9.6a

9.6b

9.6c

9.6d

9.6e

Porcelain tile:Flor Gres-Stontech/1.0; Stonbeige/3.0 “Modulo Listello”

9.6f

9.7a

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Eden

9.7b

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Coliseum

9.7c

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Eden, “Steel” 24x24

9.7d

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Nylus, “Scratched” 12x24

9.7e

Metal tile accent:Caesar- More; “Listello Metallo”

9.7f

Glass tile accent:Caesar- More; “Listello e Tozzetto”, yellow

9.7g

Porcelain tile:Caesar- More; Sahara

9.7h

9.8a

Wood flooring: ArmstrongValenza Collection; Kempas

9.8b

EIFS w/scoring pattern indicated

Preformed metal coping/fascia

Existing skylight to remain, repaint

Aluminum storefront / curtain wall system (and entrance doors as indicated) w/1” insulating, low iron, low e-glass

Aluminum window wall system w/ frosted glass

Automatic bi-parting entrance doorsystem

7.1

7.2

7.3

Skylight system7.4

“Dimensional” asphalt shingle system7.5

Batt insulation and vapor barrier 7.6

Aluminum flashing7.7

8.1

8.2

8.3

Existing storefront system to remain8.4

Mirrored glass in aluminum framing system over existing masonry.

8.5

6.2

Steel trellis framing, painted 6.3

Rectangular steel tube truss members, beams and columns, painted to simulate wood

Steel deck, painted to simulate wood

6.4

Metal stud wall, soffit and ceiling framing6.5

Brushed stainless steel or brushed metal6.6

6.7

1/2” Painted metal reveals w/patternindicated

6.8

Concrete wall / column footing3.1

Concrete floor slab system3.2

Frost slab at new Food Court Entry3.3

M A S O N RY

4.3 Stone veneer A4.1a

Stone veneer B4.1b

Cast stone sill, wall cap, trim or base4.2

Stone fireplace hearth4.3

Architectural pre-cast concrete cladding4.4

Continuous fluorescent cove light

Decorative pendant fixture

Decorative wall sconce

Recessed fluorescent or metal-halide can

Suspended linear fluorescent fixture(up/down light)

Suspended cable or rail track light system

16.1

16.2

16.3

16.4

16.5

16.6

Recessed LED can fixture (uplight)

Custom light fixture

16.7

16.8

Low level (blue) LED cove lighting16.9

Small decorative pier light16.10

Large decorative pier light16.11

Recessed adjustable or decorative metal-halide downlight

16.12

Mirror 8.6





S I T E P L A N

(REFER TO NEXT SHEET FOR SITE DATA TABLE)

S c a l e : 1 ” = 2 0 0 ’S I T E P L A N2006© All ideas, arrangements, and plans indicated or represented by the above drawings are property of ka inc. and were created for the sole use in connection with the specified project.

No part of the drawings, arrangements, or ideas therein shall be duplicated or used in whole or part for any other purpose whatsover without the expressed written permission of ka inc.




S I T E D ATA

S c a l e : N . T. S .S I T E D ATA





SEARS

BOSTON

MALL SHOPS

MALL SHOPS

FOODCOURT

MALL SHOPS

MALL SHOPS

JCPENNEY

O V E R A L L H A R D S C A P E A N D I N D E X P L A N





M A I N E N T RY H A R D S C A P E P L A N





2.5

2.5

2.3

2.3

2.3

2.4

2.4 2.1

2.1

2.5 2.52.6 2.6

2.6 2.6

2.17

2.14

2.16

2.17

TYP

2.11 TYP

+6”

TYP

2.17 TYP

2.9 TYP

2.7 TYP

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2.162.13

2.3

2.3

2.12

2.18 2.11

2.152.18

2.3

2.22

TYP2.18

TYPTYP2.11 2.3

MATCH TO EXISTING

2.7

TYP


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2.7

2.16

2.15 2.13

2.11

TYP.

FH

2.72.18 2.72.82.1

2.1

2.182.16

2.11

2.10

2.2

2.1

2.3

2.8

2.152.2


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2.3

2.18

2.14

TYP.

TYP.

2.2 2.9 2.2 2.9

2.18

2.222.11 2.2 2.92.2 2.9

2.8 2.8 2.18

2.7 2.1 2.7

2.7 2.162.15 2.16

2.2

2.14

2.1


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2.2

2.3

2.1

2.18

2.11

2.14

2.22

2.18

2.16


F O O D C O U RT E N T RY / W E S T E N T RYH A R D S C A P E P L A N AT J C P E N N E Y

2.1

2.12.3

2.3






Brookfield Imagery

B R O O K F I E L D I M A G E RY





E X I S T I N G L E A S I N G P L A N





EXISTING LEASING PLANNTS

P R O P O S E D L E A S I N G P L A N

F O O D C O U RT

T H E AT E R

T H E L I M I T E D

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Sears

JcPenney

CustomerService Desk

BostonStore

Barnes & Noble

Food Court

End CourtFlooring Plan at Sears

End CourtFlooring Plan at Bostone Store

Typical ConcourseFlooring Plan

Typical ConcourseFlooring Plan (sim.)

Center Court Flooring Plan

Food Court Flooring Plan

O V E R A L L R E F L E C T E D C E I L I N G P L A N





S c a l e : N T S R E F L E C T E D C E I L I N G P L A N

Sears

JcPenney

BostonStore

Barnes & Noble

Food CourtJohnnyRockets

Typical ConcourseReflected Ceiling Plan

Existing ceiling to remain,paint ceiling and refurbish lighting

Center CourtReflected Ceiling Plan

Typical ConcourseReflected Ceiling Plan (sim.)

Main EntryReflected Ceiling Plan

Food CourtReflected Ceiling Plan

West ConcourseReflected Ceiling Plan

Existing ceiling to remain,paint ceiling and refurbish lighting

T Y P I C A L C O N C O U R S E F L O O R I N G P L A N





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Existing KioskSoft SeatingArea

field tile

8“x32” format tile



16”x16” field tile

16”x16” border tile

existing lease line

ExistingPushcart

12.312.6 5.12 9.6a 9.6b 9.6c

9.6e

9.22 9.6a

existing demising line

16’-10”

13’-4”3‘-0”


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9.18

18’-0”

17’-2”

17’-4”

ACS

25’-10”

6‘-0”

4‘-6”

15’-8”

2‘-6”

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15’-6”

15’-4”

15’-2”

15’-6”

16’-6”

9.14 9.1416.2 16.3

downlight

Existing supply diffuserto remain

7.3 7.31.9 1.9

16.3

skylight bulkhead sconce

1.9

Existing sprinkler head to remain

Existing gypsum board cofferto remain, paint

N O T E S

T Y P I C A L C O N C O U R S E S E C T I O N S

see under General Legend1.1





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7.3 1.31

Existing supply diffuserto remain

Existing gypsum board cofferto remain, paint

9.2

9.1 6.5

16.2 1.9

Existing lease line

Existing porcelain tile to be removed

T Y P I C A L C O N C O U R S E E X I S T I N G C O N D I T I O N S





T Y P I C A L C O N C O U R S E P E R S P E C T I V E





T Y P I C A L W E S T C O N C O U R S E R C P





S c a l e : 3 / 3 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”R E F L E C T E D C E I L I N G P L A N

14’-0”

15’-6”

9.14

9.14

9.12

9.12

7.3

7.3

7.3

16.2 1.9

16.12 1.9

16.4 1.9

5.3

5.3

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S c a l e : 3 / 3 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”F L O O R I N G P L A N

13’-4”

field tile

24”x24” field tile

existingPC

existingPC

Sears Dept.Store

16”x32” format tile

border tile

existing lease line


27’-4”

12.5

12.6

12.3 5.12

9.6a

9.6a

9.6b 9.6c

9.6e

9.22

9.21

field tile9.6a 9.6b 9.6c

border tile9.6e


existing lease line

12.6

4”x24” accent tile

9.6e


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S c a l e : 3 / 3 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”F L O O R P L A N

field tile

Boston Dept.Store

16” x 16”border tile

existing lease line


existingPC

existingPC

12.5

12.6

12.3 5.12

9.6a9.6a 9.6b 9.6c

9.6e

9.21

9.21

9.22field tile 9.6a 9.6b 9.6c


24”x24”format tile

12.6

9.6e4”x24”format tile



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9.12 16.6

Proposed Tenant Space

+/- 1150 sf

JCPenney

Entrance

Reconfigured

Tenant FC3 -FC4

ARBY’S

+/- 1100 sf

Existing Tenant 14

DINOS

KIds’ Play Area

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Existing Tenant FC6

McDONALDS

Food Court: See Sheet A5.4

Existing Tenant FC3

STEAK ESCAPE

Existing Tenant FC7

WONGS WOK

Existing Tenant 9

QUICK TEST

Existing Tenant 15

SUPER NAILS

Existing Tenant 16

LIFE UNIFORMS

Floor Plan scale: 3/64”=1’-0”

Food Court:

See Sheet A5.5

Reflected Ceiling Plan scale: 3/64”=1’-0”

Eliminate Tenant Space FC5 (BIG

EASY CAJUN) to create cut-through

Continuation of Food Court flooring

through proposed concourse

Continuation of Food Court ceiling

finishes and radial soffits through

proposed concourse

Upgrade level of ceiling design, finishes &

lighting in West Concourse to match typical

concourse renovations

Radial soffit projects into West Concourse

Banquette seating

Possible additional seating and/or tenant

frontage on new concourse (need to

account for floor elevation transition)

Stone-veneered column

Quick Test space remains as is; or, can

be re-leased with additional frontage on

new concourse

Additional Food Court seating

(+/- 79 shown)

Bar-top seating

Eliminate or relocate Tenant

Space FC4 (TACO BELL)

M A I N E N T RY F L O O R P L A N





1.11Existing “The Limited”

Existing “Barnes and Noble”Entry vestibule

East

Concourse

Porte Cochere

Pergola

Tower

1

1.11

9.6a

2

Planscale: 3/32”=1’-0”

1.55

1.11

9.19.1 9.116.8 16.2 16.1

5.7

5.7

6.4

6.4

16.5

16.3

Planscale: 3/32”=1’-0”

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4.1a4.2 4.4

7.1

Porte Cochere roof

Main Entry existing “Barnes and Noble”Towerexisting “The Limited”

A B C D E F

8.18.1 8.3

7.1

7.1

7.2

4.2

4.2

4.4

7.2 7.1 7.2 7.2 7.18.1 8.2

1.12East Elevation 1scale: 3/32”=1’-0”

4.4

P R O P O S E D O U T WA R D FA C I N G R E TA I L





7.2

10.9

7.1

8.1 8.14.4

4.2

Plan

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”Elevation 1

Existing “The Limited”Existing “Bravo” Restaurant

ExistingInterior Space

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”

1.19

1.20

1.21

1

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4.1a

4.2

7.1

4.1a

4.2

4.4 4.4

7.1

8.1

8.3

8.1

8.1

6.4

2 Elevation at Vestibule

Elevationscale: 3/32”=1’-0”

4.2

4.1a

4.4

8.1

7.1

7.5 7.2 7.57.1

1.18

1.17

4.1a

4.4

4.2

4.2

7.1

7.2

Section at Entrance Vestibule and Cochere

M A I N E N T RY S E C T I O N AT P O RT E C O C H E R E

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”

Section/Elevation E





M A I N E N T RY S E C T I O N AT P O RT E C O C H E R E

Section F

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”





8.1 6.4 8.16.7

6.47.1

4.34.24.34.1a4.34.4

6.7





M A I N E N T RY T O W E R & FA C A D EE L E VAT I O N S / S E C T I O N S

Elevation at Tower A Section at Tower B Side Elevation atDisplay Window C

Section at Display Window D

4.2

4.1a

7.2

8.1

7.1

7.2

7.1

7.2

7.1

4.4

4.2

4.1a

4.2

4.1a

4.4

8.2 8.2

7.2

9.1

1.18

1.17

Section Elevation A, B, C, Dscale: 3/32”=1’-0”

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Elevationscale: 3/32”=1’-0”

6.6

2“ HIGH 2” DEEP TRIM BAND

7.17.27.18.110.18.58.1

7.2

1.51

4.2

7.1

1.11

16.3

4.2

4.1a

8.3 6.1 (CURVED) 8.116.3 (4) 4.1a4.2 10.4 8.4 1.11

F O O D C O U RT E N T RY E X I S T I N G A N D P R O P O S E DP R E S P E C T I V E S





F O O D C O U RT F L O O R I N G P L A N





Flooring Plan

scale: 3/64”=1’-0”

10.2

FC-1

FC-2

FC-3

FC-4

FC-5

FC-6

FC-7

FC-8FC-9

12.1



12”x24” format tile4-1/2”x24” format tile



24”x24” format tile9.7a

9.7h

9.7g

9.7c

9.7b

9.21

9.7c

9.7a

SEATING

RENOVATED FOOD COURT BANQUETTE CHAIRS & STOOLS SOFT SEATING

FOOD COURT EXPANSION

TOTAL:

4846830

546

99

645645

1.48

B‘

B/Food C

ourt

Cross

Sections

12.2

12.3

A‘ A‘/Food Court Cross Sections

1.44

See sheet labeled Restroom Renovation

12.6

1.53

1.22 1.44

TYPICAL NEUTRAL PIER

1.52 TYPICAL COLUMN

9.7a

F O O D C O U RT R C P





9.1

9.3

10.1

7.3

7.3

7.3

@ 15’-0”

9.11 @ 16’-8”

9.1 @ 14’-0”

9.1 @ 15’-10”

9.15 @ 14’-8”

9.1

9.3

@ 13’-0”

9.1 @ 12’-0”

9.1 @ 14’-0”

9.1 height varies

(11)

(4)

16.2

16.1

16.6

16.1

16.1

16.4

9.3

5.3

16.6

Reflected Ceiling Plan

scale: 3/64”=1’-0”

16.6

A‘A/Food CourtCross Sections

B/Food C

ourt

Cross

Sections

B‘

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10.8

10.8

10.2

9.117.3

4.1a

4.3

6.2

16.9

16.3

16.2

4.1a 4.1b

7.3

7.2

7.1

7.2

7.6

7.1

7.3

10.1

8.1

8.4

9.1

9.1

COLUMN A/ F.C. Elevations & Details

COLUMN A /F.C. Elevations & Details

COLUMN C / F.C. Elevations & Details

BANQUETTE D /F.C. Elevations & Details

9.3

4.1a

4.2

6.5

1.8

1.2

1.6

1.48

3.1

3.2

16.1

16.9

5.5

5.416.2 5.89.31.29.31.2

Cross Section B’B’

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”

Cross Section A-A’

scale: 3/32”=1’-0”

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4.1a 6.5

scale: 1/4”=1’-0”

4.1a

4.1b

4.1b

4.2

4.2

9.1

5.3

5.4

5.12

5.4

5.6

5.4

5.9

5.11

5.9

16.8

16.1

16.7

16.1

16.2

9.7e

9.1

10.1

1.22

E

S I G N

COLUMN A COLUMN C BANQUETTE D NEUTRAL PIER E TYPICAL FOOD TENANT ELEVATION F1'-8" 2'-8" 2'-0"

9'-4"

14'-0"

9‘-0” 9‘-0”

F O O D C O U RT E X I S T I N G C O N D I T I O N





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Plan

scale: 3/64”=1’-0”

JC Penney

Center Court

East Concourse

North ConcourseSouth Concourse

West

Concourse

1.44

1.331.33 1.32 1.38 1.37

1.40

1.41 1.451.431.43 1.43

A

B

C

DE

field tile

existing lease line






existing lease line

PC

PC

PC

PC

PC PC

PCKiosk Kiosk

12.69.6a

9.6a 9.6b 9.6c

9.6e

9.6e

9.6d 9.6e 9.8a

9.6a

12.5 12.3 5.12

12.6

existing lease line


9.6e

10.1

field tile

9.6a 9.6b 9.6c

field tile

9.6a 9.6b 9.6c9.8b

9.6a

9.6e

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16.12 16.6 16.2 (24)

16.216.6

16.6

16.12 16.1216.8 (3)9.2 9.18

9.2 9.2

9.18

1.27 1.271.281.281.281.28

1.31 1.311.31

1.23

1.25 1.25

1.25 1.25 1.25

1.30

1.29

1.29

scale: 3/64”=1’Plan

5.1

5.1

5.15.1

C E N T E R C O U RT S E C T I O N S “ A ” A N D ” B ”

Section/Elevation B

scale: 3/64”=1’-0”2006© All ideas, arrangements, and plans indicated or represented by the above drawings are property of ka inc. and were created for the sole use in connection with the specified project. No part of the drawings, arrangements, or ideas therein shall be duplicated or used in whole or part for any other purpose whatsover without the expressed written permission of ka inc.




9.37.3 9.37.39.1 9.2

9.2 9.2 9.20 9.20 9.209.20 9.20

4.34.1a

4.1a

4.2

4.2 4.29.1 16.2

1.47 1.27 1.271.27

1.30

East Concourse

Section/Elevation Ascale: 3/64”=1’-0”

5.4

8.4

8.4 8.4

16.2 16.216.2

5.13

C E N T E R C O U RT C R O S S S E C T I O N





JC PenneyWest Concourse

9.20 9.2

9.17

9.19 9.1

9.1

9.1

9.206.8 1.49

16.11 16.11 16.10 4.2

4.1a

4.24.2 4.1a4.1a

8.4 8.48.410.3

1.50

Section Elevation Cscale: 3/64”=1’-0”

5.1 5.1 5.1 5.1 5.15.1 5.1

C E N T E R C O U RT C R O S S S E C T I O N ” D ”





9.20

4.2

4.34.1a

9.2

4.2

9.15.1

5.1

8.4

1.26

1.30

1.28

Section D

scale: 3/16”=1’-0”

16.2

C E N T E R C O U RT E L E VAT I O N A N D S E C T I O N “ E ”

216.781.9144 kainc.comthe architecture of lifeCBL & ASSOCIATES PROPERTIES, INC.

BROOKFIELD SQUAREBrookfield, WisconsinNovember 17, 2006F I N A L S C H E M A T I C D E S I G N P A C K A G E


16.2

Section/Elevation Escale: 3/16”=1’-0”

Section Eascale: 3/16”=1’-0”

9.1

9.2

4.2

4.1a

9.1

5.4

5.4

10.8

5.4

4.1a

1.30

7.3

C E N T E R C O U RT E X I S T I N G C O N D I T I O N





C E N T E R C O U RT E X I S T I N G C O N D I T I O N





R E S T R O O M R E N O VAT I O N

(removable) C/L of sink, mirror & light fixture - typical

S c a l e : 3 / 3 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”F L O O R P L A N : M a l l R e s t r o o m s

S c a l e : 3 / 3 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

F L O O R P L A N : F o o d C o u r t

R e s t r o o m s & S u p p o r t A r e a s

S c a l e : 3 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”T Y P I C A L E L E VAT I O N : M a l l R e s t r o o m sS c a l e : 3 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

T Y P I C A L E L E VAT I O N : F o o d C o u r t R e s t r o o m s 5.2

16.4 8.6 9.7g 5.6 10.7

10.7

10.6

8.6 9.7g (all sides of mirrors)

Refer to Food Court Flooring Plan for finishes

5.610.7

9.6a 4x24

9.6c 4x24

9.7f

9.6e 8x32

9.6e 16x32

9.6f

10.6

10.6

15.1 typical

9.7a 12x24

9.7f

9.7d

9.7b 12x24

9.7e

15.1 typical 6.6

10.11

10.11

10.6

9.7c Field Tile (16x32 & 8x32) 9.6b9.6a9.7a

15.1 typical

15.1 typical

typical

5.65.65.65.6

WomenMen

9.5





C O N C O U R S E & F O O D C O U RT A M E N I T I E S





Soft Seating - ConcourseDelano chair by Benchmark

12.3Soft Seating - ConcourseDelano sofa by Benchmark

12.3

Soft Seating - ConcourseGladwin coffee tables by Benchmark

Chair - Food CourtPreston side chair by Benchmark

Table Top- Food CourtEdgemold Knife Edge by Benchmark

12.3

Soft Seating - Food Court & CafeDelano chairs by Benchmark

12.3

Soft Seating - Food Court & CafeDelano chair & side table by Benchmark

Bench - ConcourseGladwin bench by Benchmark

Planter - ConcourseArles planters by Benchmark

Receptacle - ConcourseArles receptacle by Benchmark

12.3

Soft Seating - Food Court & CafeElan ottoman by David Edward

12.3

12.412.5

Planter - Food CourtGlenwood planter by Benchmark12.5

12.6

Receptacle - Food CourtFood Court Units by Benchmark

12.6

12.1

Table Base - Food CourtMaywood table base by Benchmark

12.112.2

G R A P H I C S A N D S I G N A G E P E R F O R M A N C E S P E C I F I C A T I O N S



BROOKFIELD SQUAREBrookfield, Wisconsin

E N V I R O N M E N T A L G R A P H I C S - R E V I S E D S C H E M A T I C D E S I G N P A C K A G E # 06033-01

SD-1dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

GRAPHIC STANDARDS


DRAWING NOTES

These drawings are for the sole purpose of expressing visual Graphic Design Intent only and are not intended for actual fabrication purposes. Shop drawings must be prepared and submitted to designer for final approval. This package represents Graphic Design Intent only. All Architecture is detailed in the Architectural Construction Documents issued by ka, Inc. All Final shop drawings must be coordinated with final Construction Documents.

The Sign contractor shall prepare original artwork for each sign. ka, Inc. will provide artwork in digital format file only where indicated in Graphic Design Intent package.

BIDDING INSTRUCTIONS

1. It is recommended that the Sign Contractor visit the site and become familiar with all conditions prior to preparing the bid. The Graphic Design Intent drawings may not accurately indicate field conditions.

2. An inspection of the Sign Contractor's fabrication facilities and previous work may be required.

3. Bids are to be assembled by line item, identifying the sign type, unit cost, quantity, total cost and installation cost for each.

4. Bids are due on the date and time indicated on the provided schedule established by the General Contractor. No bids will be accepted beyond that time unless the Owner forwards a written extension to all Sign Contractors. ka, Inc. and the General Contractor reserve the right to reject any and all bids.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. Written dimensions shall take precedence over scaled dimensions. Copy, quantities and references shown on the Message Schedule shall take precedence over drawings.

2. All field dimensions are to be verified by the Sign Contractor. It is the ultimate responsibility of the Sign Contractor to fabricate the signage and structures to meet the site conditions.

3. The Sign Contractor is responsible for all appropriate insurance coverage, design engineering, fabrication, installation, coordination and work of subcontractors and service of the signs as outlined in the contract documents. All construction drawings, including sign fabrication and foundations, must have a registered engineer's stamp affixed to the drawings. The engineer must be registered in the state in which this project is located. ka, Inc. shall review shop drawings for conformance with the design intent only, and is in no way responsible or liable for any results of construction from shop drawings.ka, Inc. is responsible for Graphic Design Intent only.

5. The Sign Contractor shall coordinate the installation work so as to insure the least amount of inconvenience or interruption of the employees, visitors and Tenants at the site. Work schedules shall have the approval of the General Contractor. The Sign Contractor shall clean the site and signage, removing all debris relative to the installation of the signs.

6. The General Contractor is responsible for the removal of all existing signage prior to the installation of the new program.

7. All materials, hardware, electrical components, finishes, etc., used to fabricate any and all sign components shall be "NEW" (not previously used or operated in any other application) and from the most recent original manufacturer's production run/supply and appropriately matched to the service conditions required of the site.

8. ka, Inc. and the General Contractor reserve the right to inspect the work in progress at any time during the course of fabrication.

9. It is the Sign contractor's responsibility to engineer signs to conform to local code. Shop drawings shall be marked with the seal of a state registered structural and electrical engineer.

10. All required state and municipal permits shall be obtained and paid for by the Sign Contractor. Sign permits must be obtained before beginning construction of the sign units. Copies of all required permits are to be submitted to the Owner and General Contractor.

11. All Graphic Design created by ka, Inc. and the General Contractor for this project are to be used exclusively for this project. The Sign Contractor must receive express written permission from the ka, Inc. and the General Contractor for any use other than for the completion of this project including self-promotion and publication. It is required that all original artwork furnished by the ka, Inc. be returned upon completion of this project. (Deposit may be required.)

12. All work shall be complete in every respect and satisfactory to all governing legislative authorities and building codes, and ka, Inc. and the General Contractor.

13. There shall be no visible labels, manufacturer's or otherwise, code permitting, on the completed signs. If labels are required, a sample label and intended location must be submitted for ka, Inc. and the General Contractor's review, prior to application.

14. One set of specifications and drawings will be provided to the Sign Contractor. Additional sets may be requested and purchased at the cost of assembly.

15. A conference between the Sign Contractor, ka,Inc. and the General Contractor shall occur as soon as possible following award of the contract for the purpose of establishing a schedule for submittals, shop drawings, production and installation to insure the project completion date is met.

16. The General Contractor is responsible for the administration of the work of the project. All requests for design and/or specification information or clarification should be directed to ka, Inc. and the General Contractor.

of the General Contractor and his Tenants, and shall replace or repair any such damage. The General Contractor reserves the right to withhold payment or make

4. The Sign Contractor shall at all times guard from damage or loss of property




E N V I R O N M E N T A L G R A P H I C S - R E V I S E D S H E M A T I C D E S I G N P A C K A G E # 06033-01

SD-2dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

GRAPHIC STANDARDS


GUARANTEES

1. A minimum two-year written guarantee must be submitted to the Owner, which covers the following:a. All fabrication shall be guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship.b. Within the two years, the Sign Contractor will correct at his expertise all fabrication defects, damage to the property and its contents as a result of inferior materials or workmanship.c. The Sign Contractor will be liable for all personal injuries as a result of inferior materials, equipment or workmanship.d. The guarantee period will begin on the date of written approval of project completion or final payment is received by the Sign Contractor from the Owner.e. Defects in workmanship or materials include, but are not limited to, the following: Delaminating of sign parts, cupping, warping, or dishing of surfaces, bubbling, crazing, chalking, or fading of finishes, rusting or corrosion of parts, installations that are not plumb or secure, use of incorrect finishes or materials, or unapproved deviations from the Design Intent drawings or Written Specifications.

LOCATIONS

1. After the contract has been let, the Sign Contractor must conduct an on site inspection of existing conditions and review of sign locations.

2. The Sign Contractor shall field verify all dimensions and conditions shown on the specifications drawings. For all units that must fit closely within an existing architectural detail, the Sign Contractor must take on site dimensions. Any variations from the dimensions shown on the specifications drawings and the Sign Contractor's on site dimensions shall be brought to the attention of the ka, Inc. and the General Contractor. It is the Sign Contractor's ultimate responsibility to fabricate all signage/graphics to meet the on site conditions.

SUBMITTALS

1. Three (3) sets of detailed shop drawings (plans, elevations, details and section drawings) are to be submitted to ka, Inc. and the General Contractor for review prior to production. These drawings are to show/indicate all materials, finishes, construction details, lighting and installation detailing of artwork and signage structure, including locations of all material seams (finished and unfinished). Additional drawing(s) may be requested by the General Contractor, at the Sign Contractor's expense to further indicate items in question. These submittals shall be made within 21 days of contract approval. The General Contractor and ka, Inc. shall review and respond to the submittals within 14 days of receipt. Working drawings, shop drawings, and contract documents including permit documents are the sole responsibility of the Sign Contractor.

2. Submit two (2) 3" x 5" samples and mock-ups of all actual materials to be used for each different finished surface (both color and texture) coated to match the proper texture and finish as for each indicated, to show the quality of fabrication and design. If there are material seams or welded joints in the sign

3. Two (2) 3" x 5" samples of all exterior materials that can be viewed when all finished sign structures are completed and in place (in addition to those mentioned above) are to be submitted for ka, Inc. and the General Contractor's review prior to production. Items sampled would include those specified, as well as those materials proposed for substitution of specified materials, or suggested for those that are unspecified (sample drawing will be provided). Identification of all materials used, by manufacturer's descriptive literature shall be supplied with the submittals.

4. All signs must have a full, 1/2", or 1/4" size copy layout submitted to and approved by ka, Inc. prior to fabrication. These must be at a measurable scale and show exact letter, number, symbols, arrows, letter/word/line spacing, margins, etc. Copy layouts must be shown positioned within an indicated sign face outline. Adjustments to these layouts by ka, Inc. should be expected and taken into account by the Sign Contractor when scheduling the project. Any adjustment required must be resubmitted to ka, Inc. for final approval.

5. Sign contractor will provide (1) full-size prototype of each interior sign type for review in the context of the project interior by the Owner, the General Contractor and ka, Inc. Each full-size prototype to follow all design and finish specifications as indicated in the final APPROVED shop drawings. No final sign construction will proceed until Sign Contractor has full written approval of prototypes from the General Contractor and ka, Inc.

6. Sign Contractor to provide mockup prototypes for all exterior sign types. These prototypes only can be made of substitute materials for mockup review purposes only. Exterior prototypes to be reviewed within the site context by General Contractor and ka, Inc. No final sign construction will proceed until Sign Contractor has full written approval of prototypes from the General Contractor and ka, Inc.

7. All prototypes that are required to be submitted will become the property of the Owner.

8. Sign Contractor to provide the Owner with complete finish/component care instructions as specified by manufacturers for on-going sign cleaning and maintenance.

MATERIALS AND FABRICATION

1. All materials shall be of new stock, free from defects impairing strength, durability, or appearance.

2. All joints shall be welded, filled, ground, and sanded smooth prior to painting to ensure a uniform surface.

3. The number of mechanical fasteners shall be minimized in favor of welded joints. Fasteners shall be concealed except where noted on drawings. Exposed fasteners are to be flush, and matched in color and finish to adjacent surfaces.

4. When dissimilar metals are in contact, the contacting surfaces shall be coated with asphaltic paint to prevent oxidation and electrolysis. Aluminum and steel are not to come in contact with each other.

cabinet, a sample of a continuously welded, ground, filed, and smoothed seams with the correct indicated finish applied must be submitted for ka, Inc. and the General Contractor's review. Completed and installed components will be evaluated





SD-3dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

GRAPHIC STANDARDS


5. All adhesives shall be used in accordance with recommendations made by the manufacturer of the materials specified to be laminated or adhered. Adhesives that will fade, discolor, or delaminate as a result of proximity to ultraviolet light sources or heat shall not be used and shall not change the color of or deteriorate the materials to which they are applied. The adhesives shall have a non-staining, non-yellowing quality, and all visible joints shall be free from air bubbles and other defects.

6. Sign faces must be left clean and free of glue or other foreign material. Edges are to be routed smooth and straight. All corners shall be 90 degrees with crisp, clean edges.

ELECTRICAL

1. All electrical fixtures, materials, and installations shall be UL approved and must meet all local codes. The shop drawings must indicate electrical services required and location for review by ka, Inc.

2. All lighting fixtures/sources shall emit a color balanced, consistent uniform light with no browning, flickering, haloing, or other uneven effect. All external sign faces must be washed with an even lighting, unless otherwise specified for that particular sign type. All internally illuminated signage conditions shall use double stroke neon to provide even and adequate illumination.

3. All transformers and electrical hardware shall be concealed, non-audible and non-visible to pedestrian and vehicular traffic. No electrical apparatus, such as an electrical disconnect box or power meter, shall be attached to the exterior of the sign unit, unless otherwise specified.

4. The Sign Contractor is to coordinate with ka, Inc. and the General Contractor to ensure that adequate and proper electrical power is run to each of the lighted signs. The Sign Contractor shall provide, at the earliest possible time, the specific electrical requirements (if any) to the ka, Inc. and the General Contractor. A determination of the junction box location must also be coordinated with ka, Inc. and the General Contractor. The Sign Contractor shall provide only the installed electrical fixtures and adequate electrical leads to facilitate electrical hookup. The General Contractor shall provide the electrical source, circuitry and any in-line electrical apparatuses (such as timers, photocell switches, etc.) up to the sign, unless otherwise specified. Connection of the sign to the power source is the responsibility of the Sign Contractor.

5. Provide new electrical components and respective lamps, so as to be easily repaired or replaced from local available stock (24 hour maximum turn around).

6. The Sign Contractor to provide ka, Inc. and the General Contractor with complete lamp replacement information brand, type, wattage, color, etc., for all lighted components. This information shall be in type written format (8-1/2" x 11") and shall indicate at least one local (site) supplier.

7. All electrical components used in exterior applications are to be of the type recommended by the manufacturer for wet locations.

3. All structural and surface fabrication shall be of aluminum with the exception of structural steel poles for support.

4. Provide aluminum sheets of alloy and temper recommended by the aluminum producer or finisher for the type of use and finish indicated, and with not less than the strength and durability properties specified in ASTM B109 for 5005-H15.

5. Provide aluminum extrusions of alloy and temper recommended by the aluminum producer or finisher for the type of use and finish indicated, and with not less than the strength and durability properties specified in ASTM B-221 for 6063-T5.

PAINT AND FINISHES

1. All painted surfaces are to be Catalyst Hardened Acrylic Polymer using a Base Coat-Clear system. Samples are to be provided as noted above. Only the highest grade coatings are to be used to prevent abnormal deterioration such as cracking, peeling, crazing and discoloration. Finishes should not fade or discolor when exposed to ultra violet light.

2. All coatings shall be compatible with the surface to which they are applied. All finish applications are to be smooth and uniform, applied according to manufacturer's recommendations and the highest industry standards.

3. Color breaks on the sign surface are to be sharp, without serration or color bleed. All drips, splatters, and over sprays are to be removed.

4. All brushed and satin finished aluminum surfaces are to be consistent and uniform for all of the signs within the program.

5. Coatings are to accurately match the colors specified or color swatches furnished by ka, Inc. and the General Contractor. A sample of each color using theactual coating type must be submitted to ka, Inc. and the General Contractor for approval prior to production.

6. The cured coating surface is to have a uniform finish that matches the specified color and finish.

7. Exact identification of all coatings shall be called out on the shop drawings and a description of the method of application.

8. All aluminum materials shall be thoroughly sanded to remove oxidation and primed prior to painting to ensure maximum paint adhesion.

9. Primer coats or other surface pretreatment, where recommended by the manufacturer for inks and paints, shall be included as part of the finished surface work at no extra cost to the owner.

2. There shall be no bare aluminum in contact with any other materials. Contact surfaces are to be insulated by zinc chromate, a heavy bituminous paint, or a gasket.

ALUMINUM

1. Aluminum thickness shall be .125" minimum unless otherwise noted on the Bid Drawings, however, it is the responsibility of the Sign Contractor to recommend and use material of a thickness sufficient to prevent "oil canning" and warping of the surface.





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GRAPHIC STANDARDS


ACRYLIC

1. Where sheet material is indicated as a "color," provide a color translucent sheet of density required to produce uniform brightness without halo effects. Material provided shall be appropriately matched to the intended permanent field conditions.

2. Where sheet material is indicated as "clear," provide a colorless sheet in a gloss finish, with transmittance of 92%, where tested in accordance with the requirements of ASTM D-1103.

FASTENERS

1. Unless otherwise indicated, use concealed fasteners fabricated from metals that are non-corrosive so they will not cause the corrosion of signage materials or the mounting surface. Any exposed fasteners required must be indicated on the shop drawings and submitted for approval prior to fabrication.

TYPOGRAPHY AND ARTWORK

1. The Sign Contractor is to use the exact typeface specified. Samples of the typeface to be used are to be submitted to assure accuracy of the letterforms. All required copy layouts and text for signs are the responsibility of the Sign contractor installing the sign. All enlarging and reducing is the responsibility of the Sign Contractor.

2. Silk-screen a. All photo silk-screened topography and graphics are to be sharp (without serrated or irregular edges) and exactly true to the letter style and design form.b. For the best results, when silk-screening on a Catalyst Hardened Acrylic Polymer coating, it should be done within 72 hours of the coating application.

3. Precision machine cut vinyl lettersa. All machine cut vinyl typography and graphics are to be of high-grade, self-adhesive 3M Company Scotch-Brand vinyl (unless otherwise noted). The application of all vinyl characters is to be smooth without bubbles, ridges, or other imperfections. Application techniques must follow manufacturers' recommendations.b. Surface coatings should be allowed to dry for a minimum of three to four days before applying vinyl letters or graphics. This shall be done to avoid bubbles forming in the vinyl from out-gassing of the curing coating.c. All vinyl typography (including letters, arrows, numbers, symbols, logos, etc.) to be photographically reproduced and computer processed (digitized or scanned) and machine cut. Only in exceptional cases is hand cutting, or handlettering permitted. This shall be noted in the Graphic Design Intent Drawings.

6. The Sign Contractor is responsible for using and obtaining the exact typeface or typefaces specified by ka, Inc. If the Sign Contractor is unsure of a typeface's identity, then he must resolve the problem with ka, Inc.

7. Symbols, logos, etc., produced from vinyl are to be from digital artwork and machine cut.

8. All die cutting shall be executed in such a manner that all edges and corners of finished letterforms are true and clean. All die cuts must adhere for a period of one year or will be replaced and reinstalled by the signage contractor free of charge. Engineer grade reflective material or equal shall be used on exterior signs.

9. All baselines shall be horizontal on the sign face. Margins must be maintained as specified in the drawings.

ADA REQUIREMENTS

1. All signs are to meet ADA requirements for compliance.

2. Permanent room signs require grade two Braille. Type and symbols required to be raised must be raised a minimum of 1/32".

3. Interior door signs must be mounted 60" from finish floor to the center of the sign and on the latch side of the door.

4. Characters and background on ADA signage shall be eggshell, matte or other non-glare finish.

5. The Sign Contractor is responsible for insuring that all ADA signage is in full compliance.

FABRICATION

1. All sign faces are to be smooth and even, free from imperfections and disfiguring caused by such things as welding, material being too thin, fasteners, welds not being ground smooth, "oil canning," puckering, or any other problems not specifically mentioned here.

2. Climatic conditions of the site must be considered and the sign units designed and engineered to prevent problems caused by weather, expansion and contraction, condensation, and any other possible problems resulting from exposure to the elements. For exterior freestanding sign soil conditions, water table levels, wind load requirements, overhead power lines, setback requirements, etc., must be considered.

10. Painted surfaces are to be resistant to cracking, peeling, scratching, and fading. A polyurethane coating shall be applied over the screened messages and metallic surfaces (bronze, stainless steel, brass, etc.) to seal the paint and preserve the surface from wear and oxidation.

11. All inks and paints shall be evenly applied without pinholes, scratches, orange peeling, application marks and other imperfections. Workmanship, finishes and formation of letters shall conform to the highest standards of the trade.

4. Finished black and white, film positive artwork for all symbols and other custom designed graphic components, such as logos, logotype and arrowheads used for all sign types shall be furnished or specified by ka, Inc. in digital file format for reproduction. All enlarging and reducing is the responsibility of theSign Contractor.

5. ka, Inc. must resolve conflicting information, such as a message too long for a required format. It is imperative that the Sign Contractor does not resolve these kinds of discrepancies on his own.





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GRAPHIC STANDARDS


4. All finished units shall be smooth, free from abrasion, burrs, sharp edges, tool marks, visible welds, exposed fasteners, or similar defects. All corners, reveals, and joints shall be milled to match adjoining pieces and shall be fabricated so that they are straight and/or configured to match the specification drawings. Defects of any sort shall not be tolerated.

5. No brake bending and forming of the exterior sign corners shall be allowed except as noted. All aluminum parts are to be saw-cut. All external welds are to be continuous, filled and ground smooth so the finish seams are not apparent when the unit is completed. Internal welds shall be structurally sound and eliminate racking. Joints and seams are to be minimized by using the largest sheet size reasonably available.

6. There shall be no bare aluminum in contact with any other metals, woods, or concrete. Contract surfaces shall be separated by a coating of zinc chromate and aluminum paint or by a heavy body bituminous paint or by a gasket.

7. Provide internal galvanized or primed and painted structural steel as required to meet the requirements of the permanent installation.

PRODUCT HANDLING, DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION

1. All units shall be packaged for protection during shipping, storage and installation.

2. Anchoring devices are to be adequate types of non-corrosive materials for securing signs to in-place structures.

3. Signs applied to wall tile vertical surfaces must be mounted to coordinate/align with horizontal and vertical grout lines in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

4. Prior to installation, the Sign Contractor, General Contractor, ka, Inc. and an Owner's Representative will conduct a final walk through to stake out all sign locations. The Sign Contractor shall include this date in the production schedule to be submitted. The Sign Contractor is responsible for providing all materials and equipment necessary to properly locate and document the exact sign placement in the field. The Sign Contractor must provide the General Contractor with a detailed installation. If the Sign Contractor believes that the final installation date cannot be met because of incomplete architectural construction or finishes, or conflict with other trades, he/she must submit a report to ka, Inc. and the General Contractor that outlines the specified areas of concern at least two weeks prior to the final installation deadline.

8. Hooks, etc., used for installing structures are to be removed upon completion.

9. Upon completion of the installation of each sign, the Sign Contractor shall clean all soiled sign surfaces and touch up any flaws or marring caused during installation. All signage is to be clean and free of glue, tape, or other extraneous materials. If marred areas cannot be adequately touched-up on site, the sign(s) will be returned to the shop for controlled refinishing.

10. All debris relating to signage installation must be removed from the areas of the project after completion of the installation phase.

11. After installation, the Sign Contractor shall coordinate with the Landscape Contractor who will make the finish grade adjustment and install the landscaping.

12. The General Contractor, Owner's Rep, and ka, Inc. will conduct a post installation inspection of the sign units only after all sign units are installed. To prevent damage to the sign units between installation and final review the Sign Contractor must take precautions to protect the individual sign units. In addition, the Sign Contractor must provide ka, Inc. and the General Contractor with a detailed installation schedule and completion time so that the final review can be conducted in a timely manner. Liability for sign units damaged between installation and General Contractor's review shall be resolved between the Sign Contractor, ka, Inc. and the General Contractor.

13. It is required that the Sign Contractor be present for a final walk through and punch out inspection of the installed program.

14. The Sign manufacturer's installation superintendent shall be present at all times that work is being done on site, with the time of work as outlined and coordinated with ka, Inc. and the General Contractor.

3. Weep holes, venting of heat, heat sinks for electrical elements, etc., shall be considered by the Sign Contractor per sign type and provided as required and/or as necessary. Weep holes, vents, access panels and other functional, but non-aesthetic components must be placed to be as inconspicuous as possible. All such items must be shown on the shop drawings and submitted for approval. The fasteners for the access panel must be countersunk and have the heads of the fasteners paint filled to match the adjacent panel color.

5. The Sign Contractor is responsible for calculating adequate below-grade concrete foundations and stabilizing plate requirements. A safe and sound installation that is well within the wind-load stress standards and permit requirements for this project site must be achieved and is the ultimate responsibility of the Sign Contractor. In addition, the composition of all below grade foundations and materials must take into consideration the soil content/composition that occurs on the project site. Owner will provide a Geotechnical Report/Statement for the Sign Contractor’s use in designing the monument sign footings to confirm allowable foundation bearing capabilities.

6. All signs are to be installed level, plumb, and true. The Sign Contractor is responsible for the safe, secure, and proper installation of all sign units.

7. The Sign Contractor is responsible for matching the sign's electrical service available on site to the requirements of the sign, including the transformers or ballasts.





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FONTS AND COLORS


P R I M A RY T Y P E FA C E

S E C O N D A RY T Y P E FA C E

P R O J E C T I D E N T I T Y A N D F O N T S

P R O J E C T L O G O A N D L O G O T Y P E - B L A C K A N D W H I T E

P R O J E C T L O G O A N D L O G O T Y P E - C O L O R

M AT E R I A L S A N D C O L O R PA L E T T E F O R S I G N A G E

L O G O C O L O R S

MP 01610 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Amerigo Md BT - Medium

BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789



Cultured Stone ‘Weather Edge Ledgestone’

MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

MP 01457 ‘Applewood’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

MP 01141 ‘Roanoke Red’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

100% White

PMS Black c

PMS 032 c

PMS 439c




AG-3

1

Main Mall Entry Signquantity =1See Sheet G-8

Vehicular Directional Sign - One Sidedquantity = 4See Sheet G-4

Secondary Mall Entry Signquantity = 4See Sheet G-10

Food Court Entry Signquantity =1See Sheet G-6

EXTERIOR SIGNAGE LEGENDQ u a n t i t i e s l i s t e d a r e p r o j e c t t o t a l s.

Monument Sign - One Sidedquantity = 1See Sheet G-3

B 1G-4

C 1G-8

1DG-10

F 1G-6

Mall Entry Sign at Food Courtquantity =1See Sheet G-7

E 1G-7

Service Court IDquantity =5See Sheet G-15

G 1G-15

Included in package as reference only

Not currently in package

Sign Number

Page Number

Sign Type BG-?1

SYMBOL KEY

Applied Vinyl Graphics Per Entryquantity = ?See sheet G-14

Ha 1G-14

Applied Vinyl Graphics Per Entry - Logo Onlyquantity = ?See sheet G-14

Hb 1G-14

Sign Fabricator to follow CBL specs

Stone Wall Signquantity = 2See sheet G-12

I 1G-12

Valet Signage at Porte Cochere quantity = 2See sheet G-9

K 1G-9

Cast Stone Logo Elementquantity = 4See sheet G-13

J 1G-13

No longer in package

J 4G-13





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EXTERIOR SIGN LOCATION PLAN

MOORLAND ROADMOORLAND ROAD

C.O.C.O.

C.O.C.O.

C.O.C.O.

ASPH

ALT

ASPH

ALT

846846+

846+

2%

+

+

T

HCHCHCHCHCHC

HCHC

HCHC

8

A

B 2G-4

A

B 1G-4

B 3G-4

A

3DG-12

Hb 2G-14 Ha 3

G-14

C 1G-4

Ha 6G-14

Hb 6G-14

Ha 6G-14

Hb 6G-14

Ha 6G-14

Hb 6G-14

F 1G-6

E 1G-7

G 3G-15

G 4G-15

G 5G-15

K 1G-9

K 2G-9

G 1G-15

G 2G-15

A

B 4G-4

AG-3

1

1DG-10

2DG-11

Ha 6G-14

Hb 6G-14

Ha 6G-14

Hb 6G-14

Sears

JC PenneyFoodCourt

Firestone

Boston

Barnesand Noble

Bravo

Moorland Road

W. B

lue

Mo

un

d R

oad

(US

HY.

18)

Main Street

Included in package - as reference only

SearsAuto

Center

AssociatedBank

Mitchell’sFish Market

FirstarBank

Fleming’sSteakhouse

Abuelo’s

FreshMarket






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CORNER MONUMENT SIGNA


BROOKFIELD SQUARE

2 StoryFlemings

Restaurant

Future 2 storyRetail/Restaurant

N O T PA RT O F T H I S PA C K A G E - R E F E R E N C E O N LY

Precast Sign Panel to match MP 01610, by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Precast Sign Panel to match MP 01610, by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Precast Cap to match MP 02288 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Precast Stone by Cultured Stone Company, color: ‘Weather Edge Ledgestone’

1‘-8” halo-lit project letters pin-mounted toface of precast sign panel. Face and 3” returns painted to match MP 20182 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

T O W E R E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

P L A N V I E WS c a l e : 1 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

O V E R A L L F R O N T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

Logo panel flush mounted to precast signpanel. Face and returns painted to match MP 01610 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Halo-lit logo element pin-mounted off logo panel. Face and returns to match MP 20185 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

5"

6"

10'-3"

4'-11"

14'-11"

2"

3'-11"

41'-9"

34'-10"

6'-5"

4'-11"3'-11"

13'

5'-1"6'-1"

5'-1"6'-1"

14'-9"15'-4"

1'-7"2'-7"

14'-9"4'-10"

16’-4"

8"

8"5'-5"

4'-11"

3'-5"

10'-2"

11'-7"

21'-9"

F R O N T E L E VAT I O N - O N E S I D E DS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”





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VEHICULAR DIRECTIONAL SIGNB


Sears JCPenney

Boston StoreBarnes & Noble

BravoFood Court

6"

7'-6"

14'-0”

2'-3"

4'-3"

1'-5"

5'-9"

2'-3"

3"

15'-0"

Textured aluminum sign panel

Halo lit letters pin mounted off textured aluminum sign face

Dimensional arrows pin-mountedoff textured aluminum sign panel

Surface applied dimensional logo elements

Face of sign panel

Stone veneer to match mall colors

Aluminum reveal

Present concrete base

Precast concrete capt

Light fixture to accent pier





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MALL ENTRY PERSPECTIVE - FOOD COURTE F






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MALL ENTRY - FOOD COURTF

F


FOOD COURTFOOD COURTMall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Non-Smoking Environment

Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm


BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD

FOOD COURTFOOD COURT

E

1'-10"

16'-3"

6'-10" 1'-2" 8'-3"

2'-7"

1'-7 1-4"

3"

Applied vinyl entry graphics; per CBL standards. The vinyl is 3M Scotchcal Electrocut Crystal Film Series; name: Dusted Crystal #7725-314.

Proposed canopy structure,not by sign manufacturer

Mall signage at food court

1‘-10”h x 3“d internally illuminated channel letters pin-mounted tocanopy. Face and returns painted to match MP 20182 byMatthews Paint Co., satin finish. ka to provide digital artworkfor fabrication.

F R O N T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”


Project logotype is applied to outside of glass at the entry doors. The vinyl is 3M Scotchcal Electrocut Crystal Film Series; name: Dusted Crystal #7725-314.

See enlarged elevation this sheet

C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O NN T S

K E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears

Food Court entry sign F

BROOKFIELD SQUAREBROOKFIELD SQUARE

Existing parapet

Face of letters

Mall signage at food court

Food court entry sign





2‘-8 1/2”h x 6“d internally illuminated channel letters pin-mounted tocanopy. Face and returns painted to match MP 20182 byMatthews Paint Co., satin finish. ka to provide digital artworkfor fabrication.

E

F

E





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MALL ENTRY - FOOD COURT

K E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears

E


40'-0"23'-6" 14'-8"

2'-8 1/2"

6"

2'-2"4 3/4"

48'-10"

3'-7"

28'-9" 2'-0" 18'-2"6"





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MAIN ENTRY SIGNAGEC

C

K E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears


BROOKFIELD SQUARE

BROOKFIELD SQUARE

Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm


Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm



E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”


C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

3‘-7”h x 6”d Internally illuminated channel letters pin-mounted on parapet. Face and returnsto match MP20182 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish.

Face of letters

Hb

K

J

Ha

C


Main entry signage

Applied vinyl graphics--logo. The vinyl is 3M Scotchcal Electrocut Crystal Film Series; name: Dusted Crystal #7725-314.

Valet sign at Porte Cochere

Cast stone logo element

Applied vinyl graphics





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VALET SIGNAGE AT PORTE COCHEREK

K E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears


VALET

JHa

HbJ

J J

J

VALETVALET

15'-6"

15'-6"

8'-11 1/2"

2'-0"

2'-0"

8'-11 1/2"

2'-0"

8'-11 1/2"

2‘-0”h x 2”d internally illuminated channel letters pin-mounted to parapet. Face and returns painted to match MP 20182 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Cast stone element

P O RT E C O C H E R E S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

E N L A R G E D E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

E N L A R G E D PA RT I A LF R O N T E L E VAT I O N

S c a l e : 1 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

P O RT E C O C H E R E S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 1 6 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

J J

VALET2'-0"

8'-11 1/2"






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SECONDARY ENTRY SIGNAGE - AT BOSTON STORE

K E Y P L A N

Ha Hb

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears


BROOKFIELDBROOKFIELD


Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm




Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm




Applied vinyl graphics - Logo

Secondary entrance signage



Ha

Ha

Hb

Hb

Internally illuminated channel letters, pin-mountedto canopy structure, face and returns to match MP 20182 by Matthews Paint Co., stain finish.

D1

D1

D1

7'-0"

3'-7"

Project logotype is applied to outside of glass at the entry doors. The vinyl is 3M Scotchcal Electrocut Crystal Film Series; name: Dusted Crystal #7725-314.

6'-10 1/2" 4'-4"11'-7 1/2"

11"





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SECONDARY ENTRY SIGNAGE - AT JCPENNEY

K E Y P L A N

Ha

Ha

Hb

Hb

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears

D2

D2

D2


38'-0"

3'-0"

22'-5" 1'-6" 14'-2"

6"

BROOKFIELD SQUAREBROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD

Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm


Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm




Existing canopy structure

Secondary Entry Signage

Applied Entry Graphics

Applied Entry Graphics - Logo

3‘-0”h x 6”d internally illuminated channel letters pin-mounted to existing canopy. Face and returns paintedto match MP 20182 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish




BROOKFIELD SQUARE





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SECONDARY ENTRY SIGNAGE - AT SEARSD3

D3

K E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears


23'-0"

8'-7"10"13'-7"

1'-8"BROOKFIELD SQUARE

1‘-8”h x 3”d internally illuminated channel letter, with screened face to match returns. Letters are pin-mounted off the top of the canopy.Painted to match MP 20182 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Existing roof structure


E X I S T I N G C O N D I T I O N





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CAST STONE LOGO ELEMENTJ

JJK E Y P L A N

Barnesand Noble

JC Penney

Boston

FoodCourt

Sears


Cast stone logo flush mounted into stone veneer

C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 3 / 8 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

O P T I O N 2S c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

O P T I O N 1S c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

1'-6"

1'-6"

C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O N a t M A I N E N T RYS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”





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APPLIED VINYL ENTRY GRAPHICSHa

HaHa

Ha


Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm


Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm



Mall Hours

Monday - Saturday

10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Sunday

11:00 am - 6:00 pm


BROOKFIELD

6 1/4"

3/4"

1'-4 1/4"

1'-7 1/2"

1 1/4"

3 1/2"

5 1/2"

2"

6 1/4"

2"

4"

1 1/2"9 3/4"

5"

1'-4 1/2"

5"

1'-7"

1'-2"

3/4"

2 1/4"

Project logotype and text are applied to outside of glass at the entry doors. The vinyl is 3M Scotchcal Electrocut Crystal Film Series; name: Dusted Crystal #7725-314.

CBL BRANDING GUIDELINES ON MALL DOORS

LETTERING PLACEMENT FOR MALL HOURS AND CBL LOGOPlace hours and ‘Non-Smoking Environment’ symbols to the left and right of all doors and place the logo to the lower right of the entrances (white lettering only).

MALL HOURSLettering is to be as close to eye level as possible with ‘Non-Smoking Environment’ to be no closer than 4” from any cross brace or door handle.

Mall hours and ‘No Smoking’ lettering to be placed on the glass panel directly to the left and right of the far outside doors unless there is not a panel, the panelis obstructed or the panel is too small for lettering to fit in a visually effective way.

CBL & ASSOCIATES PROPERTIES, INC. LOGOLogo to be placed on the far right glass panel 18” from the sidewalk grade to the bottom of the website lettering. However, if a large glass frame exists at the bottomof the glass panel, height from sidewalk should be adjusted so website lettering is no less than 6” from frame.

If far right glass panel is obstructed from view, move logo in toward doors to a panel that is not obstructed using the glass panel that the mall hours lettering is on if necessary.

LETTERING IS NOT TO BE PLACED DIRECTLY ON DOORS UNLESS NO GLASS PANELS EXIST OR GLASS PANELS ARE OBSTRUCTED.

E N L A R G E D E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”






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SERVICE COURT IDG

G


SERVICECOURT 1

SERVICECOURT 1

4'-7"

1'-5"

3'-0"

1'-4 1/2"

1'-7 1/2"

10 1/2"

4"

3"

1'-3"

1/8"



Color to match MP 01141 ‘Roanoke Red’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

Applied 3M vinyl graphic to 1/8” thick aluminumpanel. Color to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

Color to match MP 01457 ‘Applewood’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

Face of sign panelsurface mounted toscreen wall/building.

S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”





G-16dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

INTERIOR SIGN LOCATION PLAN


HCHCHCHCHCHC

HCHC

HCHC

8

P 1G-24

Q 1G-25

Q 11G-25

O 1G-21

A BA

B

A

B

T 1G

P 2G-24

Sign Number

Page Number

Sign Type LG-17

1

SYMBOL KEY

L 1G-17

1NG-19

A

A

B

B

A

B

A

B

A BA B

Food Court Signquantity = 1See Sheet G-17

Applied Vinyl Graphics to Bulkheadquantity = 1See Sheet G-18a Overhead Directional Signage - Two Sided(Ceiling Hung)quantity = 4See Sheet G-19 Project Facility Sign - Two Sidedquantity = 2See Sheet G-21

Restroom Blade Sign - Two Sidedquantity = 2See Sheet G-24

Wall Mounted Placard Signagequantity = 12See sheet G-25

AED Blade Sign - Two Sidedquantity = 2See Sheet G-27

INTERIOR SIGNAGE LEGENDQ u a n t i t i e s l i s t e d a r e p r o j e c t t o t a l s.

L 1G-17

1NG-19

O 1G-21

P 1G-24

Q 1G-25

Mall Offices Signagequantity = 1T 1

G

R 1G-27

Exterior Tenant Blade Signquantity =2 See Sheet G-20

U 1G-20


3NG-19

M 1G-18a

M 1G-18a

U 2G-20

U 1G-20

Sears

JC Penney

FoodCourt

Boston Store

Barnesand NobleBravo

2NG-19

See enlarged restroom and mall office sign location plan sheet G-15

O 2G-21

4NG-19


T O P V I E WS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”


FOOD COURT OURT FOOD





G-17dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

FOOD COURT SIGNL

L


14'-0"

1'-8"9 1/2"

12'-3"

4'-4"

1'-7"

7'-7"

R 3'-11"

R 1'-5"

P e r s p e c t i v e V i e w

Wood veneer post

Stone veneer

Metal accent fin

Edge lit accent disc

Ceramic tile accentBrushed aluminum accent reveal

Support brackets

Top of wood veneer post

Face of letters

3form translucent panel

Etched logo on brushed aluminum curved sign panel

Halo lit dimensional letters pin mounted to brushed aluminum circular sign panel





G-18adt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

APPLIED VINYL GRAPHICSON EAST WALL OF CENTER COURT


C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 3 / 6 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

C O N C E P T O N E

E N L A R G E D E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ 0 ”

3M vinyl film applied to bulkhead

See enlarged elevation this page

***ka to provide digital artwork tosign fabricator

12'-0"

M

M





G-18bdt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

APPLIED VINYL GRAPHICSON EAST WALL OF CENTER COURT


M C O N T E X T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 3 / 6 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

C O N C E P T T W O

3M vinyl film applied to bulkhead

See enlarged elevation this page

***ka to provide digital artwork tosign fabricator

E N L A R G E D E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ 0 ”

12'-0"

M





G-19dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

OVERHEAD DIRECTIONAL SIGN - 2 SIDEDN

N


Barnes & NobleSears

JCPenneyFood CourtRestrooms

5"

5“ h text with 1/2” returns surface mounted to painted aluminum panel. Face and returns painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Face of dimensional letters

5“x 5” logo element etched into wood veneer support arms.Face and 1/2” returns to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by MatthewsPaint Co., satin finish

Painted aluminum panel with laser cut arrow painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

P L A N V I E WS c a l e : 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”



Wood veneer support arms painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

2 1/4” thick aluminum bars painted to match MP 01141 ‘RoanokeRed’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

4 1/2” thick aluminum cabinet painted to match MP 01278‘Cherokee Tan’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

1/2” thick aluminum panels painted to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

1'-0"

16'-3 1/2"

1'-3" 4"

2"

5"

6'-1"

2 1/4"

1'-3" 1'-8 1/2"

3"

7"

4 1/2"





G-20dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

EXTERIOR TENANT BLADE SIGN


Fleming’s Steakhouse


DINING ROW

Fresh Market

Fleming’s Steakhouse


DINING ROW

DINING ROW

Fresh Market




3“h x 1/8” thick text painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Painted aluminum panel to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

3”h x 1/4”d text; surface mounted to panel. Color to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews PaintCo., satin finish

Painted aluminum tenant panel to match MP 01141 ‘Roanoke Red’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

Aluminum support bracket painted to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

Wood veneer panel painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

14'-6"

3'-3"

10'-0"

3'-3"

10 3/4"3"

2'-8"

2'-5"

3'-2"

9" 5 3/4"

4'-4"

2'-3"

3"

5"

1 3/4"

3/4"

1/2"

U





G-21dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

PROJECT FACILITY SIGN - 2 SIDEDO

O


MALLOFFICES

MALLOFFICES

4"

1/4"

4'-3"

15'-6"

9'-2"

1 1/2"

1 1/2"

6 3/4"

1'-6"

5/8"3 1/4"

11 3/4"

4 1/2"

3"

2'-5"

1 1/2"

F R O N T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”


Painted aluminum panel to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

Wall mounted support bracket painted tomatch MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ by MatthewsPaint Co., satin finish with decorative caps

4“h x 3/8” d surface mounted to panel. Face and returns to match MP 01419 by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Painted aluminum vertical arms to match MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ byMatthews Paint Co., satin finish

6 3/4”h etched logo element mounted to vertical arms; base painted to match MP01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews PaintCo., matte finish. Etched logo painted to match MP 01141 ‘Roanoke Red’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish





G-22dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

PROJECT FACILITY SIGN - SKETCH UP MODELO


3 D V I E W O N EN T S

3 D V I E W F O U RN T S

3 D V I E W T W ON T S

3 D V I E W T H R E EN T S

3 D V I E W F I V EN T S





G-23dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

ENLARGED RESTROOM AND MALL OFFICESIGN LOCATION PLANS


Food Court

Men Women

Men Women

Family Q 3G-25

Q 2G-25

Q 5G-25

Q 1G-25 Q 4

G-25

Q 6G-25 Q 7

G-25

Q 8G-25

A

B

Q 9G-25

Q 10G-25

Q 12G-25

Q 11G-25

O 2G-21

Sign Number

Page Number

Sign Type PG-24

1

SYMBOL KEY


T 1G

A B

P 1G-24

Restroom Blade Sign - Two Sidedquantity = 2See Sheet G-24

Wall Mounted Placard Signagequantity = 12See sheet G-25

P 1G-24

Q 1G-25

Project Facility Signquantity = 2See sheet G-21

Mall Office Signagequantity = 1

T 1G Not currently in package


A

B

P 2G-24

O 1G-21





G-24dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

RESTROOM BLADE SIGN - 2 SIDEDP

P


RESTROOMSRESTROOMS

F R O N T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

S I D E E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 1 1 / 2 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”


Painted aluminum panel to match MP 01284‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

Wall mounted support bracket with decorativecaps

2 5/8” x 1/4“d text surface mounted to panel. Face and returns painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Painted aluminum vertical arms

3 1/4”h etched logo element mounted to vertical arms; base painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by MatthewsPaint Co., matte finish. Etched logo painted to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

4"

1/2"

1/4"

8'-11"

3/4"

2 5/8" 4"

2'-6"

1'-1 1/4"

3 1/4"

7'-6"





G-25dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

WALL MOUNTED PLACARD SIGNQ

Q

WOMEN

6"

1 1/2"

1/2"

8 1/2"

60"

WOMENCL

F R O N T E L E VAT I O NS c a l e : 3 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

P L A N V I E WS c a l e : 3 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”



Acrylic panel flush mounted to wall, painted to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

Acrylic accent bracket. Face and returns painted to match MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ by Matthews PaintCo., satin finish

1/8”d dimensional graphics and text applied to acrylic panel and painted to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Braille text to be ADA compliant color to match MP 01284 ‘Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co.,

face of wall3 D V I E W

N T S

11 1/2"

3/8"

10 1/2"

1'-1"


1"

1/2"





G-26dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

AED BLADE SIGN LOCATION PLAN


Sign Number

Page Number

Sign Type RG-27

1

SYMBOL KEY

AED Blade Sign - Two Sidedquantity = 2See Sheet G-27


R 1G-27

***Mall Manager to verify quantities and locations

R

Sears

JC Penney

FoodCourt

Boston Store

Barnesand Noble

Bravo

R2R1





G-27dt: NOV 17, 2006

rev:

AED BLADE SIGNR

R


AEDAUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

AEDAUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

***Sign manufacturer to obtain digital artwork from ka, Inc. for fabrication purposes

***Sign manufacturer to verify ADA compliance prior to installation

***Shop Drawings should include structural analysisdata signed and sealed by the qualified professionalengineer responsible for their preparation

***Mall Manager to verify quantities and locationsF R O N T E L E VAT I O N

S c a l e : 3 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

1/8”d decorative mounting bracket and bolts painted to match MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

1/4” thick vertical arms mounted to face of 1/2” thick aluminum panel. Face and returns painted to match MP 01278 ‘Cherokee Tan’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

1/8” dimensional graphics flush mounted to sign panel. Face and returns to match PMS Red 032 c, satin finish

1/8” dimensional letters flush mounted to sign panel. Face and returns painted to match PMS Black c, satin finish

1/2” thick aluminum panel painted to match MP 01419by Matthews Paint Co., matte finish

8‘-0” AFF (TYP.)

Color to match 100% white

1/8” etched logo element mounted to vertical arms.Face and returns to match MP 01284 ‘ Really Rust’ by Matthews Paint Co., satin finish

Color to match MP 01419 ‘Mellow Yellow’ by MatthewsPaint Co., matte finish


C o n t e x t E l e v a t i o n ( T Y P. )S c a l e : 1 / 4 ” = 1 ’ - 0 ”

Ceiling height varies

3/8"

10 1/4"

8'-0"1/8"

1/2"

3"

1/8"

1/4"

1'-9"

7 1/2" 4 1/2"

4 3/4" 6"

3/4" 1"

4"

4"

3/4"

1/2"

1 3/4"

1'-4"

1'-4"

1 1/4"
