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1219 Broadway City Buildings Public Service Retail Law Office Commercial Health Care


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Code Information

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Site 1219 Broadway, Lubbock, Texas Egress The site falls under the jurisdiction of the city of Lubbock, Texas. Accordingly the proposed devel opment of the site will be governed by the the Building Code of the City of Lubbock. This building code, with some exceptions and amendments, is from the 2003 International Building Code. The codes follow the International Building Code and the city of Lubbock's code of ordinances. The development of the site is classi ed as Business Group B as noted in Chapter Three, Section 304 of International Building Code.

Buildings or portions thereof shall be provided with a means of egress system as required by Chapter Ten of the International Building Code. For example the exit access travel distance for B occupancy in a building or structure with a sprinkler system equipped throughout shall not exceed 300 feet. Fire Containment

The City of Lubbock is listed under the following categorizations: 90 mph Wind Speed 20 Pounds per square foot Ground Snow Load Seismic Design Category: A

The provisions of Chapter Nine of the International Building Code specify where re protection systems are required and the design, installation and operation of re protection systems. For example as noted in Table 910.3 for occupancy group S-1 a vent to area ratio of 1:100 is required to properly vent smoke.

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Parking Requirements Drainage Control Parking requirements shall follow in accordance to CB-2 Section 29. For example, shared or leased parking within six hundred feet of the property when businesses circumstance, location of parking spaces and normal hours of use are conductive to both businesses are allowed. Height Restrictions

According to chapter 1, Lubbock Drainage Control Manual, in order to enhance the cities rating in the National Flood Insurance Program, speci c requirements must be met. New construction should have the lowest oor, excluding the basement, elevated to or one foot above the top of the curb of the nearest adjacent street.

The provisions of Chapter Five of the International Building Code control the height and area of structures. For example for B occupancy with a building type II a maximum height of ve stories is required with a maximum area of 37,500 sq. feet. Set Backs The site being located in the Central Business District is governed by CB-2 Sec. 29-19.1.

International Building Code, 2003 City of Lubbock Code of Ordinances Chapter 6 Building and Building Regulations http://codes.franklinlegal.net/lubbock- p/ Central Business District, Broadway. Section 29-19.1. "CB-2" http://planning.ci.lubbock.tx.us/pdf/CB-2.pdf 0

Easements Easements will be in accordance with CB-2 Section 29-19.1. For example on corner lots, the front setback shall be no less than zero (0) feet and no greater than the setback established by the development on the adjacent lot. Other provisions include: (f) Lot width. There shall be no minimum lot width. (g) Lot area. There shall be no lot area requirement. (h) Lot coverage. There shall be no lot coverage requirement. (i) Floor area ratio. There shall be no oor area ratio requirement. (j) Height limit. There shall be no height requirement.

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Building 1 Building 1 Core configuration 1 Curtain walls

Building 1 Core configuration 1 Punched openings

Building 1 Core configuration 1 Ribbon windows

Building 1 Core configuration 2 Curtain walls

Building 1 Core configuration 2 Punched openings

Building 1 Core configuration 2 Ribbon windows


Building 2

S C H E M E Building 2 Core configuration 1 Curtain walls

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Building 2 Core configuration 1 Punched openings

Building 2 Core configuration 1 Ribbon windows

The first core configuration places the core at from heat gain and reduces cooling load. The on the west end of the building and does not s cladding systems used for each iteration, with

Building 2 Core configuration 2 Curtain walls

Building 2 Core configuration 2 Punched openings

Building 2 Core configuration 2 Ribbon windows

the east end of the building. Here, a long and slender core shields the building second core iteration also utilizes an end core strategy, but the core is placed pan the entire west end. The building cladding is based on the three control each customized based on core placement.


Building 3 Building 3 Core configuration 1 Curtain walls

Building 3 Core configuration 1 Punched openings

Building 3 Core configuration 1 Ribbon windows

Building 3 Core configuration 2 Curtain walls

Building 3 Core configuration 2 Punched openings

Building 3 Core configuration 2 Ribbon windows

Building three utilizes a split core system. Core configuration one places one core in the southwest corner of the building and one core in the southeast corner of the building. Because the south end of the building is exposed to direct solar radiation, the combined cores protect this end from fifty percent of the sun’s rays while also shading both east and west ends, and create a large entry and lobby space. The second core configuration places both cores on the west end of the building to block direct solar gain. This configuration also helps to reduce street noise from the corner streets Broadway and Avenue J. The cladding systems are based off the three cladding strategies developed for each scheme.


Analysis

Net present value

Electricity use (kWh/SF) $1,400,000.00

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$1,200,000.00

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Mechanical system cost per SF $25.00

$20.00

$1,000,000.00 8 $15.00 $800,000.00 6 $600,000.00

$10.00

4 $400,000.00 $5.00 2

$200,000.00

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$0.00

Natural gas use (kBtu/SF)

Peak electricity load (W/SF) 10

$0.00

12

Peak building load (SF/ton) 400

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10

350 300

7 8

250

6 5

6

200

4 150

3

4 100

2 2

50

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120’-0”

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25 x 7 13/64" = 15'-0"

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120’-0”


January 21

8 am

July 21

Vernal Equinox March 20 5:32 p.m.

Summer Solstice June 21 11:28 a.m.

Autumnal Equinox September 23 3:09 p.m.

Winter Solstice December 21 6:38 p.m.

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Plumbing Sewer line vent above roof Residental plumbing fixtures

3” - 1” cold water line

Two men’s toilets per floor Two women’s toilets per floor 3” - 1“ hot water line with 2” insulation Hot water boiler 12” sewer line out to city sewer main 6” water in from city main


Electrical

Electrical closets

Building core

Core access door IT closet

Outdoor transformer at ground level

Electrical rack through basement and all floors

Maintenance platform


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28’- 0”

28’- 0”

Ground Floor & Core Detail D

Lobby Covered entryway

Supply

23’- 0”

Electrical rack Cold Hot Return Sewer

2’ x 2’ Structural concrete columns

Electrical

C

Men

7’- 9”

47’- 0”

Supply air

Men

Electrical closet

Women

Sewer B

Exit stair

Return air 23’- 0”

Electrical

IT Closet Electrical rack Cold water Hot water

IT Closet Commercial space

27’- 0” A

Electrical transformer

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HVAC

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75’- 0”

Storefront windows

23’- 0”

Women

Electrical closet


90’- 0” 28’- 0”

28’- 0”

28’- 0”

Typical Office Floor D

Ribbon windows 23’- 0”

Supply air 2’ x 2’ Structural concrete columns

C

Exit Stair

Return air

Electrical closet Open office space Women B

23’- 0”

A

1

2

3

4

75’- 0”

Men

23’- 0”

IT Closet

Hall


90’- 0” 28’- 0”

28’- 0”

28’- 0”

Residential Floor D

Ribbon windows 23’- 0”

Supply air 2’ x 2’ Structural concrete columns

Entry hall

C

Exit Stair

Mechanical Closet

Bath

Kitchen

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Open living space 23’- 0”

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75’- 0”

23’- 0”

Return air


Stainless- Steel 30% to 90% Condensate Pan Filter Efficiency

Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) t e a m

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Single- Packaged VAV HVAC Rooftop Unit

20’- 6” x 7’- 3”

10’- 10” x 7’- 3”

Zone 3

Electronic Control Unit

Dual Independent Fully Isolated Refrigeration Circuits Supply Fan

Ultra Low- Leak Damper System

Supply Air Duct Zone 2

Exhaust Air Duct

Variable Air Volume (VAV) box Zone 1:

Mercantile 5,756 sf

Zone 2:

Office 20,068 sf

Zone 3:

Residental 6,400 sf

One diffuser per 250 sf

Zone 1

10’- 10” x 7’- 3”


Energy Balance Evaluation Single- Packaged Heating and Cooling Unit

Key Values

Parapet wall Metal flashing

Interior load bearing core wall

Wear course Roofing membrane Rigid foam insulation Vapor retarder Concrete roof slab

Project Name: Project Location: Activity Type: Evaluation Date:

Lubbock, Texas Office 11/28/2010 7:06 PM

Tempered floor area: Ventilated volume: Outer heat capacity:

32397.92 442033.67 13.39*10-4

Energy Consumption

Electrical cabling rack

Suspended gypsum ceiling

Yearly total

Source

kBtu/year

Fresh air supply

Yearly specific

USD/year

kBtu/sq ft,year

USD/sq ft,year

28.9% Natural gas

377170

3352

11.65

0.10

71.1% Electricity

926193

14397

28.60

0.44

1303363

17749

40.24

Total:

Stucco finish Gypsum sheathing substrate Thermal insulation 2 x 8 Metal studs Gypsum board

sq ft cu ft Btu/sq ft,F

Calculated heat transfer coefficients: U values [Btu/sq Building shell average: 0.12 Roofs: 0.65 - 0.65 External walls: 0.05 - 0.05 Basement walls: Openings: 0.23 - 0.23

0.55 1303363 kBtu 40.24 kBtu/sq ft

Carbon Footprint CO2 emission as a result of operating this building is 108 tons CO2/year This amount of CO2 is absorbed in one year by 1.2 acres (roughly equivalent to 0.9 football fields) of tropical forest.

IT closet

108

Monthly Energy Balance

1’- 6” x 1’- 6” supply 9” x 9” return

Emitted energy per Month 387039.9

Mechanical cooling

300000

Hot water

200000

Mechanical ventilation Infiltration

100000

Maintenence platform

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0 0

Transmission Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Jul

Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Solar gain

100000

Human heat gain

200000

Electricity

300000

Primary heat source Primary hot water source Supplied energy per Month

Hot/cold water and sewer lines beyond


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