A06_Interpretive_Center_floor_plan_-_Attachment_B.pdf

This is an architectural floor plan for an Interpretive Center facility. The plan shows a comprehensive building layout designed by Miller Hull Partnership and approved by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, for the Crater Lake National Park Interpretive Center located in Oregon. The drawing is Amendment 1, dated 7/27/25, and represents Sheet 50 of 202 in the overall design documentation set.

The floor plan depicts the interior spatial organization of the center, including multiple work stations, administrative areas, gallery spaces, and visitor circulation zones. Key functional areas labeled on the plan include work rows, a dining/lounge area, administrative offices, a young room, sales area, and lobby. The plan incorporates enlarged sheet references for detailed areas and includes directional orientation with a north arrow and compass rose. The facility appears designed to accommodate visitor services, educational programming, and operational staff functions, with particular attention to workflow between public and administrative zones. The drawing includes dimensional notations, door and window locations, and cross-reference markers for coordination with other sheets in the construction document set.