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To: jeevacationtisgmail.com[[email protected]]; [email protected][[email protected]] From: Warwick Wicksman Sent: Sat 1/22/2011 1:48:21 AM Subject: Re: LSJ design sketches Ok. Monday . Thanks, Warwick Wicksman Principal Sent from my BlackBerry Device. From: Jeffrey epstein <[email protected]> To: Warwick Wicksman Sent: Fri Jan 21 17:19:56 2011 Subject: Re: LSJ design sketches On plane Sorry for all the typos .Sent from my iPhone On Jan 21, 2011, at 6:23 PM, Warwick Wicksma wrote: We need to review that. Perhaps after between the entry gallery and the living room. See attached. Warwick Wicksman, AIA ism Gensler 2500 Broadway Suite 300 Santa Monica, California 90404 USA Mtp://www.Q.en5ier.,ccm Click here to view Gensler's 2010 Annual Report. From: jeffrey epstein [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 3:16 PM To: Warwick Wicksman Subject: Re: LSJ design sketches EFTA_R1_00516358 EFTA02013875 You could lower pool 2 ft bit if we lower living below 59 . How and where do we make the transition ? Sorry for all the typos .Sent from my iPhonc On Jan 21, 2011, at 6:10 PM, Wanvick Wicksman < wrote: Ok. We can raise the ceiling height in the living room. A couple of questions: • How low can we drop the floor elevation of the living room below +59'? • Do you have a preferred elevation from what we sent? • We can't lower the pool ceiling height too much and fit in the mezzanine access, but we could lower the whole thing. Please send us comments on this, and we can update the layout to reflect it. Thanks, Warwick Warwick Wicksman, AIA Principal Gensler 2500 Broadway Suite 300 Santa Monica, California 90404 USA htto://www.Gensler.com Click here to view Gensler's 2010 Annual Report, From: Jeffrey epstein [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 3:01 PM To: Warwick Wicksman Subject: Re: LSJ design sketches EFTA_R1_00516359 EFTA02013876 Warwick , Tom has all the dimensions of the living room . These are not those. Please copy Santa Fe . 20 ft ceilings in living . Height more important there than pool . Doors on cast end match west end. Gallery height no more than 12 . Stairs to men cannot be in the center of pool Sorry for all the typos .Sent from my iPhonc On Jan 21, 5.39 wrote: Jeffrey, Attached please find some sketches based on what you and Tom reviewed at the Island last week. Plans ("G5 main level", "G5 lower level", and "GS mezzanine level" "G5 roof"): Please confirm if we are approved to proceed with this building layout. We need to get the main building going ASAP , and want to release the structural engineer and pool engineer to move ahead. Tom is still studying the stairs and the exterior elevations; that can continue to develop. But we need to know if the main "boxes" are set. Exterior Elevations ("elevation study A..." and "elevation study b..."): These sketches are based on what was discussed last week. • "A" includes sloped-roof and flat-roof version that matches the design of the existing buildings. • "B" includes a flat-roof mission-style concept for the living room, with the two options for the entry building (one mission, one matching existing). • Our initial preference is leaning towards the sloped- roof version of A, but we want to each scheme with you in more detail. Sections: EFTA_R1_00516360 EFTA02013877 These show the basic heights, based on the sloped- roof version of elevation "A". Please review and comment, and let us know if the floor plans are approved! Thanks, Warwick Warwick Wicksman, AIA Gensler 2500 Broadway Suite 300 Santa Monica, California 90404 USA htto://www,Gensler.com Click here to view Gensler's 2010 Annual Report <Elevation Study A 1-21-I I.PDF> <Elevation Study B 1-21-11.PDF> <Option G5 -lower plan.pdf> <Option G5 -mezzanine level.pdf> <Option G5 main level.pdf> <Option G5 -roof plan.pdf> <Option G5 -Section A and B.PDF> <Option G5 main level.pdf> EFTA_R1_00516361 EFTA02013878