EOANNA HARRISON GOODWIN

Description

The Central Waterfront Navigation Center will serve as a critical piece of the City’s response to the homelessness crisis, by creating a transitional housing solution that is a safe, nurturing, and welcoming environment for people, pets, and their belongings. The center will provide a place to sleep, meals, facilities for personal hygiene and unified access to City services, including counseling, community services, and integrated mobile medical and mental health care services.The project utilizes modular portable building units that can be relocated in the future leaving minimal impact to the street infrastructure. The facility will feature dormitory beds, a community room/dining area, staff offices, restrooms and showers, laundry and storage facilities; as well as courtyards with outdoor seating, planters, and picnic tables.

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Duties
Performed feasibility studies
Performed conceptual and schematic design
Performed design development
Construction drawings including details
Ensured project met ADA compliance through
design, inspection, accessible ramps, and
details
Ensured project met local and state code
compliance
Selected materials, finishes
Created FFE package including selection of
furnishings and budget
Construction administration such as
meetings and coordination with contractors
through substantial completion

Software Used
REVIT, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop

Size
11,000 square feet

Type
New Construction

Budget
$3,700,000

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Design Team

Tony Abuyaghi, Paul DeFreitas, Alejandro Pimentel