Structural Proposal Final

8/8/2019 Structural Proposal Final

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IAR 201 STUDIO10.13.2010 3510 S. NC Highway 119Haw River, NC 27258

Healthy Healing SanctuaryStructural Survey


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Overview of StructuresThe property at 3510 S. NC Highway 119 in Haw River, North Carolina was purchased bySydney Pennix in 2005 with the hopes of helping provide a sanctuary for people recovering from

cancer treatment. Her vision is to provide gardens and areas to congregate for healthy healing.

This 10 acre property is currently divided into three parcels which are outlined separately. The

main home which is approximately 1,700 sq. feet and one outbuilding that is 2,000 sq.feet are

located on the front parcel. (The main home is not being included in this presentation.) Another

outbuilding and a small lake are on the second parcel. The third parcel is undeveloped and hasno outbuildings. Currently both outbuildings would require renovation in order to be used for

anything other than storage.


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PropertyDetails

FIRST Site:3510 S. NC Highway 119, Haw River, NC 27258

Alamance County - parcel ID#: 9803011778

This property fronts Hwy 119 and is 4 acres.

Buildings:

Single Family home of approx. 1700 sq. feet.Outbuilding currently used as storage - approx.

2000 sq. feet


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PropertyDetails

SECOND Site:

Scott Lane, Haw River NC 27258Alamance County - parcel ID#: 9803014307

Approx. 4 acres

Property is a flag lot to parcel#: 9803011778 and

has a small pond.

Buildings:

There is a small storage building with a large

overhang adjacent to the lake.


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PropertyDetailsTHIRD Site:

Scott Lane, Haw River NC 27258Alamance County - parcel ID#: 9803017216

Approx. 1 acre

Property is a flag lot to parcel#: 9803011778.

Buildings:

There are no outbuildings.


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First Building North ElevationThe left side is a finished room, the middle is a large storage room, and the right has two garages for tractors.


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First Building North Elevation Interior & DetailThe interior framework seems solid, however there is minor fire damage and wood rot which needs replacing.

There is electricity already installed in all three sections of the structure.


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First Building East & West ElevationThe open car port section is next to the existing grape vines and possible new garden area.


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First Building South ElevationThe left side is the back of the garage, the middle is the large storage room, and the right is the finished room.

The middle and right rooms have entrance doors. Vegetation and an old oil/water tank need to be removed.


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First BuildingFloorplan and Additional Elevation Detail


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Second BuildingWest and East Elevations

West Elevation East Elevation


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Second BuildingFloorplan and South/North Elevations

South Elevation North Elevation

Floorplan


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Second Building - Structural DetailsThe second building looks as if it is mainly used for storage. There is an overhang attached, a single door, a window on either side, a

propane tank connection, some electrical and an A/C unit. The structure has some damage, due to aging and possibly termites.


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Analysis of StructuresUpon first driving up to the property and seeing the lake, we envisioned a few paddle boats for kids to

use. There are many possibilities of how we can design this property to accomplish Sydneys vision. Shehad mentioned the desire to have large gardens along the left side of the property (along Scott Lane).

However, our first instinct would be to house these gardens along the right side of the property so that it is aquieter area for reflection, away from the side road. This would also allow the outbuilding closest to the

house to be used for gardening utilities and possible gathering space. We were initially surprised at how

close the main house was to the first outbuilding and would use some plantings for some privacy for theowner. Since the second outbuilding is near the water, renovating it into either a meditation space or boat

house seems appropriate.

Carlie Blake . Albert Deshishku . Sharon Frazier . Caitlyn Lyle . Katherine McCain . Audra Volpi

Both structures have visual interest and relate to theproperty. Restoration of certain sections, instead of

demolition, will incorporate the unique characteristics of

the buildings. Over the years, additions have beenmade that blend the old and new. The left and right side

of the first outbuilding as well as the overhang on the

second outbuilding are additions. We hope that the

changes to the structures are a statement of theirstructural integrity. This project is about life and we feel

that these structures can have life put back into them aswell. The story of Sydney, her land, and the possibilities

through design will make this sanctuary truly special.

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