Exhibit C - Rough Layout.pdf

This image is a first floor architectural floor plan for the Corbett building, which appears to be part of a university facility. The floor plan shows a detailed layout of various rooms and spaces, with room numbers labeled and several areas highlighted in yellow. The drawing includes room designations such as C108, C110, C114, and large spaces like H150 Hall. A compass rose indicating cardinal directions is included, and the plan is drawn to scale with precise measurements and room dimensions. The floor plan covers a complex layout with multiple interconnected spaces, hallways, and what seem to be office, classroom, or administrative areas.

The architectural drawing provides a comprehensive view of the building's first floor configuration, showing a mix of smaller rooms and larger open spaces. The highlighted yellow areas potentially indicate specific zones of interest or potential renovation/focus areas. The plan appears professional and precise, with careful attention to spatial relationships, room numbering, and architectural detailing typical of institutional building design. The document is labeled as a "First Floor Plan East" and includes the university's logo, suggesting this is an official architectural document for a specific university building or complex.