SOUTH REGION E. S. #5, Los Angeles Unified School District, CA
Associate The new Elementary School include 38 New Classrooms, a library, multi-purpose room, food service and lunch shelter, administration, playfields and surface parking. The new 84,691-SF, II-B Sprinklered, $26 million three-building elementary school on a 5.2 acre site, achieves a CHPS score of 42 for sustainable design.
SOUTH REGION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #5
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
CONSULTANTS CLIENT Pasadena Unified School District 351 South Hudson Avenue Pasadena, California 91109 Structural Engineer Costa and Associates 1543 W. Garvey Ave. North, #215 West Covina, California 91790 HVAC/Plumbing ENGINEER Maroko and Shwe 1106-B West Magnolia Blvd. Burbank, CA 91506 ElectrICAL N.A.Cohen and Associates 15720 Ventura Blvd. #500 Encino, California 91436 Civil ENGINEER VCA Engineers, Inc. 3951 Medford Street Los Angeles, California 90063 Landscape ARCHITECT AHBE Landscape Architect 8729 Washington Blvd. Culver City, California 90232 FOOD FACILITIES DESIGN Commenrcial Kitchen Design 1355 Journey’s End Drive, La Canada-Flintridge, CA 91011
SOUTH REGION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #5
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
LEGEND: 1. 20GA GALVANIZED STEEL METAL FLASHING, CAULKING AND WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE AS SHOWN IN RFC #413 RESPONSE (ASK #413-1); 2. EXISTING WATERPROOFING (SEE PHOTOS) - CUT WATERPROOFING AT THE EDGE OF BENT PLATE AND ON THE SIDES AT WALL FLASHING AND STAIR STRINGER WEB, LEAVE 1/2" HORIZ. (W.P. IT'S LOOSE - SEE PHOTOS); 3. INSTALL 16GA BENT PLATE ANGLE (MIN. 6" HORIZ. LEG) ATTACHED TO STRUCT. SLAB (12) W/ 3X 3/8" ANCHORS (MIN. 3" EMBED, 4-1/2" FROM E.O. SLAB); 4. INSTALL WATERPROOF MEMBRANE OVERLAPPING THE EXISTING (2); WRAP THE W.P. VERTICALLY AS SHOWN ONTO THE WALL FLASHING AND STRINGER IN A CONTINUOUS MEMBRANE - INSTALL TWO LAYERS AT BENT PLATE (3). CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE THE EXISTING W.P. (2) IS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND THE NEW WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE ADHERES PROPERLY IN A WATERTIGHT ASSEMBLY. 5. EXISTING STUCCO WALL; 6. EXISTING MTL. STUD WALL (SEE PHOTOS AND RFC-413 RESPONSE); 7. EXISTING GALVANIZED WALL FLASHING. CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE THE FELT (see photo #5), WRAP THE W.P. (4) VERTICALLY ONTO THE FLASHING AND PATCH THE FELT (SEE PHOTOS); 8. POUR THE CONCRETE TOPPING AFTER INSTALLING THE W.P. MEMBRANE (4) - WATER TEST THE ASSEMBLY TO ENSURE NO WATER INTRUSION; 9. INSTALL WATERPROOF MEMBRANE AS SHOWN; 9. EXISTING STAIR #2 LANDING; 10. EXISTING STAIR STRINGER; 11. EXISTING TOPING SLAB; 12. EXISTING STRUCTURAL SLAB.
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PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN AT DO #C101 N.T.S. (re: RFC #169.3, Dtl. #1/AC-6.1)
1. Window/door assembly mullion/jamb (installed, see photo); 2. Light fixture soffit above (installed, see photo); 3. Light fixture lens assembly to be installed similar to Detail #10, #7/A-9.7 (and as already executed at the horizontal ceiling soffits in Bldg. A and Bldg. B, 1st Floor). The intermediate lens frame members shall be aligned to the centerline of the the window/door mullion/jamb below (2) and aligned with each other at the soffit, on both sides, at the exterior and interior of DO #C101. Contractor to install clips onto the lens frame to prevent the acrylic lenses to be potentially uplifted from the frame. Frame color at the exterior of DO #C101 shall match the metal panel (4); frame color shall match the adjacent painted gypsum wall/ceiling color (5) at the interior of RM #C101; 4. Metal panel assembly (installed, see photo);. 5. Interior wall/ceiling (installed, see photo).
PHOTO AT DO #C101 (EXTERIOR) (For Reference)
GENERAL NOTES: - Contractor to coordinate with field dimensions/conditions and all related trades and to ensure proper installation in accordance with Project Specifications, manufacturer's recommendations and all applicable Codes. - Contractor to notify The A/E Team in writing for any further conflicts due to field conditions and their coordination with other trades prior to order the required materials and commence work in the areas in question.
Contractor to notify The A/E Team in writing for any further conflicts due to field conditions and their coordination with other trades prior to order the required materials and commence work in the areas in question. Contractor to coordinate with field dimensions/conditions and all related trades and to ensure proper installation in accordance with Project Specifications, manufacturer's recommendations and all applicable Codes.
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NTS DOOR #C101 LIGHT SOFFIT LENS COVER (N.T.S.) re: RFC-169.3, Dtl. #1/AC-6.1, #10,#7/A-9.7
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ASK #169.3-1
DSA #03-112502 04/10/12
SOUTH REGION E.S #5 CLARIFICATION AT EDGE OF STAIR #2 (re: RFC #413, RFC #413.1)
ASK #413.1-1
See enclosed for full documentation
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blair i.b. magnet school, Pasadena Unified School District, CA
Associate Blair Middle School is an 800 student facility located in the Pasadena Unified School District and is part of a larger campus, sharing gymnasium and support services with the Blair International Baccalaureate School. The middle school campus sits on a parcel across the street from the main high school and shares adjacency with a community center, park and elementary school. The building achieves a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver rating integrating site runoff controls, storm water runoff treatment, use of cool roof, drought tolerant plants, exceeding Title 24 by 28.9%, enhanced commissioning, use of environmentally preferred products, daylighting controls, provisions for future installation of PV panels, and use of low emitting materials. The 2-story building program includes 20 classrooms, 4 science labs, 2 science prep, an art classroom, flexible classroom, canopied lunch area, food service and administrative offices. This $16.5 million project received AIACC/CASH 2010 Award of Merit.
BLAIR IB MAGNET SCHOOL
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
CONSULTANTS CLIENT Pasadena Unified School District 351 South Hudson Avenue Pasadena, California 91109 Structural Engineer Costa and Associates 1543 W. Garvey Ave. North, #215 West Covina, California 91790 HVAC/Plumbing ENGINEER Maroko and Shwe 1106-B West Magnolia Blvd. Burbank, CA 91506 ElectrICAL N.A.Cohen and Associates 15720 Ventura Blvd. #500 Encino, California 91436 Civil ENGINEER FPL and Associates 10 Corporate Park, Suite 310 Irvine, California 92606 Landscape ARCHITECT AHBE Landscape Architect 8729 Washington Blvd. Culver City, California 90232
BLAIR IB MAGNET SCHOOL
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CHA FF E Y C O L L E G E , R an ch o Cu camo n g a, Cal i fo rn i a
Associate New 26,400 SF Student Services and Administration Building facility housing numerous functions including registration, financial aid, administration, student assessment and offices for the president, vice president and dean of education. The client wanted the new building to symbolize its commitment to its close relationships between students, faculty and administration. The design concept for this award-winning building, strives to create a comfortable environment for first time students. Use of a transparent faรงade facing the campus, conveys an open, friendly atmosphere and easy accessibility of faculty, staff and support services. This $9.4 million project was the recipient of four AIA awards.
CHAFFEY COLLEGE
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
CAL STATE EAST BAY HOUSING & DINING HALL, East Bay, CA
Associate Site adapt design services and construction management of the $32.8 million project that consists of 64 new housing units for a total of approximately 400 beds (126,566 GSF) in a four-story building with type 5 construction. The new dining facility is approximately 20,000 SF, with seating for 500 students. It includes a full service kitchen as well as a variety of food stations, dining concepts and outdoor seating.
CSUEB - HOUSING & DINING HALL
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
fire station #21, Los Angeles, California
Associate New 24,700 SF, two-story LEED Certified Fire Station, and a 5,249 SF, one-story apparatus storage and maintenance building. The program for the station includes living and support space for a crew of 17, and apparatus bays to accommodate 3 fire fighting and 3 paramedic vehicles along with the renovation of the existing 4,287 SF historic 1950 fire station. Site construction included an emergency generator, electric vehicle charging station, storm-water clarifier, and dry hose tower. The new building is a two-story structure with lobby, offices, multipurpose room, conference room, kitchen and dining rooms on the first floor, and dormitory, locker and shower facilities on the second floor. Completed in 2010 with a construction cost of $11.4 M, this project met LEED Silver certifying criteria.
FIRE STATION #21
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county of orange, Central jail upgrades, Santa Ana, CA
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Central Men’s Jail, the Central Women’s Jail, the Intake/Release Center and the Sheriff’s Head Quarters Building upgrade for a of a new fire alarm system and electrical upgrades. The electrical work included upgrading the primary electrical system and equipment, replacement of the exterior light fixtures, and replacement of light fixtures in various rooms throughout the Jail complex with high efficiency fixtures. Architectural upgrades include replacement of floor and wall finishes in the main kitchen and scullery, and replacement of ceilings in various locations. The scope of work included the preparation of phasing pans to accommodate the continued use of the facility during construction.
ORANGE COUNTY CENTRAL JAIL UPGRADE
SENIOR CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR
Huntington beach city hall renovation, Hungtington Beach, CA
long beach courthouse renovation, Long Beach, CA
This project included the seismic retrofit of the existing 5-story concrete structure of the Civic Center building using Unbonded Brace Frame. The complex includes three separate building facilities surrounded by grass lawns, flowering trees, a Japanese garden with water fountain, a memorial rose garden, and a significant set of tile murals with birds and ecology themes.
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The building houses police headquarters, city council facilities, and city administration offices.
The project includes the seismic strengthening of the existing courthouse building as well as ADA upgrades, and the addition of a shuttle elevator from the 5th to the 6th floor. The existing building consists of the original portion built in the late 1950s and an addition, which was built in the early 70s. The seismic upgrade includes structurally attaching the addition to the original building and strengthening the original building’s shear wall system. Although the building will remain in operation during construction, the west stair tower must be closed during the shear wall work. To maintain egress requirements, a six-story, temporary stair will was erected next to existing stair tower.
RENOVATIONS
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FIRE STATION #4, Los Angeles, CA
FIRE STATION #94, Los Angeles, CA
Associate New 2,500 SF new multi-purpose room/facility and a 6,000 SF apparatus storage and maintenance facility conversion of a standard fire station into a regional fire station. The existing two-story building was remodeled and expanded to approximately 16,000 SF.
New 40,000 SF replacement facility, $10.9 million facility as part of the new Emergency Operations Center (EOC) that will be manned jointly by the Emergency Preparedness Department, Police Department and the Fire Department.
This project was designed to meet LEED Silver certified criteria.
The new fire station includes offices, dormitory and locker/shower space for a crew of 17, and apparatus bays to accommodate 8 fire fighting and paramedic vehicles. In addition, the building houses dormitories, lockers and toilet/ shower facilities for Fire Department and Emergency Preparedness Department personnel assigned to the EOC during city wide emergencies.
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Corona City Hall & DAYCare Center, Riverside County, CA
Project Description The project was to provide professional architectural services for the preliminary and final design of the new City Hall and DayCare Center, including all related improvements to the project site. The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design blends a new 125,000 s.f. facility, which includes parking for 600 cars, into the existing urban fabric. Model / AJLA Site Plan
This new state-of-the-art City Hall will house Council Chambers, City Departments, and be a place for local community groups to meet. To accomplish this, departments will be located in such a manner as to distribute high pedestrian traffic to various city offices around the site. This allows easy access to all departments, while simultaneously reducing the visual impact of automobiles and parking lots. The new Daycare Facility is a 6,333 sq.f., type V wood frame structure. This facility will accommodate 75 children within 6 classrooms at approximately 426 sq.f. each. There is also 650 square feet office space for 12 administrative and staff personnel. Included in this facility is a 456 sq.f. kitchen and storage area for the purpose of storing and warming up food for the children.
Construction City Hall - $23.4 million Child Care Center - $1.15 million Client/Owner City of Corona / Completion - 2004 CORONA CITY HALL
SCHEMATIC DESIGN
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Part. North Elev. APPROACH The Project Team was engaged early on in Program Development and confirmation of any facilities information developed to date, and set the stage for additional programming. Drawing upon special talents and techniques in perspective sketching, rendering, modeling, computer graphics and simulation The Team provided unambiguous depiction of programmatic and spatial information. CORONA CITY HALL
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
PUBLIC WORKS
5,887 sqf.
BUILDING
5,815 sqf.
WATER UTILITIES
135 sqf.
PLANNING
5,697 sqf.
FINANCE
4,294 sqf.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
5,197 sqf.
CITY CLERK
2,526 sqf.
HUMAN RESOURCE
4,221 sqf.
COUNCIL CHAMBER
6,065 sqf.
MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM
2,105sqf.
ONE-STOP COUNTER
2,581sqf.
SUPPORT AREA
2,786 sqf.
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6,104 sqf.
PUBLIC AREA
10,459 sqf.
TOTAL AREA (1st FL.)
63,882 sqf.
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DESIGN TEAM / CONSULTANTS CLIENT City of Corona 815 West Sixth Street Corona, California 92882-3228 Design Architect Anthony J. Lumsden and Assoc. (AJLA) 4201 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 210, Los Angeles, CA. 90010 Structural Engineer John A. Martin and Assoc. (JAMA) 1212 South Flower Street Los Angeles, CA. 90015
Construction ADMINISTRATION APROACH From Concept to Contract Documents the team utilized a range of state-of-the-art and empirically proven methods to assure complete and well-coordinated sets of Planning, Design & C.D.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s:
HVAC/Plumbing/Fire Pr. J.L. Hengstler Associates (JLHA) 100 South Anaheim Blvd., Suite 150, Anaheim, CA. 92805
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ElectrICAL/CommUNICâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s J.L. Hengstler Associates (JLHA) 100 South Anaheim Blvd., Suite 150, Anaheim, CA. 92805
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Civil ENGINEER K & A Engineering 357 North Sheridan, Unit 117, Corona, CA. 92880
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Landscape ARCHITECT Withers Sandgren & Smith 3467 Ocean View Blvd., Suite A, Glendale, CA. 91208 Signage/Graphics Sanchez Kamps 60 West Green Street Pasadena, CA. 91105-2008
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A project specific database was developed starting with strategic planning. Project database is updated through progressive phases. Peer review on quality and constructability of projects at milestones. In order to more tightly relate the specifications to the drawings, the team utilized the Con-Doc system. This system avoiding tightly coordinates the drawings and specifications and is in place from Preliminary Schematics and the outline specification. An FTP site is set up for each project, with protocols for team communications. Revisions posted by team members on the project FTP site, utilize reserved revision layers and conventions for clear communication of changes without interfering w. resident technical information Pride of authorship is a powerful tool. The Team utilized this concept by assigning responsibility for production to a specific person at the start of preliminary schematics. Cartoon sets & story boards utilized to speed production, establish uniform format for all sheets. Cross Referencing was utilized to minimize conflicts between plans of differing scales, avoiding change orders. (CONT. NEXT PAGE)
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CORONA CITY HALL
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
Construction Stages of The South Elevation
CORONA CITY HALL
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Construction ADMIN. Construction Administration of a public sector project brings the cumulative pre-design, design, documentation, bidding, and negotiation of work phases to full implementation. During The Bid Phase The Team developed Addendums, required to modify the contract documents to respond to questions from bidders or City Staff during construction in addition to attending the Pre-Bid meeting.
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During the construction administration phase The Team observed the quality of construction work with respect to drawings and specifications; processed contractorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shop drawings, materials and product samples; reviewed results of construction tests and inspections; evaluated contractors applications for payment; handled requests for design changes during construction; and administered the completion, start-up and closeout process for The Owner.
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GETTY VILLA MUSEUM, PACIFIC PALISADES, Los Angeles, CA LANGDON WILSON D E S I G N A PP R O A C H The new Getty Villa will feature the Museumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s collection of antiquities and associated arts in a world-class center for the study, conservation, and display of these resources. Through the Master Plan, existing Museum structures are being renovated and expanded by some 76,000 square feet, access is being enhanced with a new entry pavilion and some 500 additional parking spaces. New elements include an Outdoor Classical Theater, a new Auditorium, Restaurant/Food Service, Bookstore Door Threshold at and Central Plant. Space for Art & Automatic Operator Conservation Laboratories, Museum (Sketches) support, grounds maintenance and interior/exterior public circulation is also being provided. Gen. Site Plan
GETTY VILLA MUSEUM / PCH
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Remington PLaza luxury condominium BLDG., L.A., CA MAGEE ARCHITECTS B U I L D I N G S U MM A R Y - Luxury High-Rise Condominium Building - 26 stories, with 93 units, including four penthouses on a 38,400 sqf. Site. Type of Construction: Residential Condominiums – Type 1 F.R., sprinklered Parking Garage (3 stories) – Type 1 OCCUPANCY: Occupancy Residential Condominium Tower R-1 Occupancy Parking S-3 Occupancy Assembly A-3
DESIGN
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- Specially programmed elevators that open directly into private foyers; - Large panoramic windows feature sound attenuating glass. Many of the residences feature large master suites with separate baths, oversized walk-in closets and Grohe bathroom fixtures; - Kitchens with the finest appliances (such as SubZero refrigerators), Italian granite countertops and full height backsplash, marble flooring and custom hardwood maple cabinetry. REMINGTON PLAZA
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
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CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
CONSULTANTS DEVELOPER Remington Plaza, LLC/ Crescent Heights, LLC 9720 Wilshire Blvd. #600, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Lender I.V.I. Consulting 55 West Red Oak Lane White Plains, NY 10604 Structural Engineer Robert Englekirk, Inc. 2116 Arlington Avenue P.O. Box 77-D Los Angeles, CA 90018 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Danalex Engineering 14407 Gilmore St.,#204 Van Nuys, CA 91401 ElectrICAL ENGINEER Fred Russell Brown Associates 6133 Bristol Pkwy.,#180, Culver City, CA 90230 Civil ENGINEER B & W Engineering 24 West St. Joseph St., Arcadia, CA 91007 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Lawrence Reed Moline,LTD 5807 Uplander Way, Culver City, CA 90230 INTERIOR DESIGN (Common Areas) Darrell Schmitt Design 6399 Wilshire Blvd.#1010 Los Angles, CA 90048 (Model Condos) Lowrance Interiors 707 N.Alfred Street, Los Angeles, CA 90069 REMINGTON PLAZA
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PROVIDENCE SAINT JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER, Burbank, CA
P R O J E C T S U MM A R Y CONSTR. CLASIFICATION Type 1, Fire Resistive(Title 24) BUILDING HEIGHT - 8 stories with Basement (First Story); - 138’-6” above grade level at Buena Vista Boulevard. BUILDING OCCUPANCY Group 1, Division 1.1, Hospital ACCESSORY OCCUPANCY Offices/Laboratory Group B BUILDING AREA Bsmnt.(First Story): 32,621 sqf.; First Floor: 29,860 sqf.; Second Floor: 29,786 sqf.; Third Floor: 24,090 sqf.; Fourth thru Seventh Floor: 19,420 sqf. = 77,680 sqf.; Eight Floor 10,348 sqf. TOTAL GROSS AREA 204,385 sqf.
PROJECT DIRECTORY CLIENT Providence Health System 501 South Buena Vista, Burbank, CA 91505-4866 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER The JCM Group 10866 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA 90024-4303 Structural Engineer Taylor and Gaines 320 North Halstead Street, Suile 200, Pasadena, CA 91107 MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING ENGINEERS Store Matakovitch & Wolfberg 1180 Durfee Avenue, Suite 250 South El Monte, CA 91733 Civil ENGINEER Mollenhauer Group 411 West Fifth Street, 4th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90013 CODE CONSULTANT Schirmer Engineering Corporation 880 Apollo Street, Suite 217, El Segundo, CA 90245-4700 Site Plan
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CONSTR. DOCUMENTS/ADMIN.
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BASEMENT FLOOR
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SECOND FLOOR
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PATTON STATE HOSPITAL, Patton, California MARTINEZ + AMADOR ARCHITECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION Hospi tal S ecuri t y I m p rovem en t s Patton State Hospital, Patton, CA Construction Cost: $7,679,000.00 The project includes the demolition of the guard posts, existing fencing, lighting, and specified paving and trees. Construction will be a Level II design, double perimeter fenceing with barbed tape and detection systems, two each of vehicle and pedestrian sallyports, perimeter roadway improvements, security lighting, and relocation of closed circuit television cameras. CONSULTANTS / PROJECT TEAM Clients State of California Department of General Services Real Estate Services Division Project Management Branch 400 R Street Suite 5100 Sacramento, CA 95814 Department of Corrections Planning and Construction 501 ‘J’ Street, Suite 304 P.O. Box 942883 Sacramento, CA 94283-001 Structural ENGINEER Costa & Associates 1543 W. Garvey Ave. North, Suite 215 West Covina, CA 91790 Mechanical/Electrical J.C. Chang & Associates, Inc. 367 Van Ness Way, #608 Torrance, CA 90501 Rendering of The Old Patton Naval Hospital
PATTON STATE HOSPITAL
Security Trans Tech Systems, Inc. 77 Lakeview Irvine, CA 92604 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Kobata Associates 607 N Anaheim Boulevard, Anaheim, CA 92805 Survey & CIVIL Lockman & Associates 10281-A Trademark Street Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Hazardous Materials Ike Yen 867 Marymount Lane Claremont, CA 91711 Estimator O’Connor Constr. Management 19600 Fairchild, Suite 300 Irvine, CA 92612
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
California Rehabilitation Center, Norco, California MARTINEZ + AMADOR ARCHITECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Replacement Men’s Dormitories California Rehabilitation Center, Norco, CA Construction Cost: $ 40,887,000.00 This project will replace all 28 of the existing 100bed Men’s Dorms with sixteen 200-bed Emergency Bed prototypical housing dormitory buildings. CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGE: Sub-contractor Bragg Crane Service and Williams Scotsman, Inc. placed the 40 modular buildings, each of the 12’ X 60’’ units weighed 20 tons and all lifts were initiated outside of the secure fence line and landed within the prison confines. Since all the modular units were to be placed on a hillside, it was decided which crane to use and built the specially prepared sand base and put the crane mats on it and got that situated. A 300-ton Linkbelt HC-278 crane to assemble the 450-ton Liebherr 1400 was chosen and proceeded to go to work (see picture).
Birds-Eye View of the 300-Ton Crane Used To Lift The Modular Units
Two setting crews outside the fence and two teams inside, were used and they were all communicating together considering the 250-foot radius site used on the Navy side of the fence and then placing each unit inside up to 300 feet from the operator. Wor k ing D ra w ings and C onstruction Phasing : In order to maintain the facility in operation, and due to the manner in which the Project was necessary to be carried out, the completion of Construction Documents (CD’s), the Bidding (Bid), the Construction of this Project was scheduled in six separate phases, listed below: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.
Phase Phase Phase Phase Phase Phase Phase Phase
0- CD’s, Bid, and the Constr. of Demolition and Initial Site Clearance; 1(a)- CD’s of Two New Dormitory Buildings; 1(b)- Bid and Construction of Two New Dormitory Buildings; 2- CD’s, Bid and Construction of Three New Dormitory Buildings; 3- CD’s, Bid and Construction of Three New Dormitory Buildings; 4- CD’s, Bid and Construction of Four New Dormitory Buildings; 5- CD’s, Bid and Construction of New Dormitory Buildings; 6- CD’s, Bid and Construction of Recreation Yards and Loading Dock.
NORCO REHABILITATION CENTER
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OTAGO CENTRAL LIBRARY, DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND HARDY, HOLZMAN & PFEIFFER PROJECT DESCRIPTION - 120,000 sq. ft. addition to the existing 80,000 sq. ft. library; - Planning, architectural and interior design for three campus libraries, including complete renovation and reconfiguration. - Project includes media facilities, instructional technologies, electronic classrooms, computer clusters, as well as reading rooms, library collection storage, and staff areas. - The addition provides 24-hour area with 410 seating and 60 computers as well as student shops and cafes.
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The scope of the project also includes the preparation of an overall master plan for the S. end of the campus, including a new campus entrance, and conceptual planning for a campus-wide upgrade of libraries and divisional space to achieve an information technology-rich environment throughout the University. The project will be implemented in phases, with later phases including development of new “gateway” elements and exterior renovation of nearby buildings, to create a new vital Student Precinct that will include expansion of the Student Union, an outdoor plaza for student gatherings, food and retail kiosk, and a series of arcades and exterior “study niches” providing students the opportunity to electronically link to the library from outdoor as well as indoor spaces. Client: University of Otago Cost: $28 million OTAGO CENTRAL LIBRARY
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2nd Floor Plan
Link Model 2nd Floor Model Building Section Exterior Elevation
OTAGO CENTRAL LIBRARY
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CALIFORNIA STATE NORTHRIDGE, Northridge, California HARDY, HOLZMAN & PFEIFFER P R O J E C T S U MM A R Y CONSTR. CLASIFICATION Type II, One–hour Construction, Fully Sprinklered(Title 24) BUILDING OCCUPANCY Group B, Administration Bldg. BUILDING AREA 84,161 square feet gross, in two areas: 48,329 sqf. + 35,832 sqf. / (includes the area of the exterior exit balconies, but not the exterior stairs).
Exterior Model
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION California State University-Northridge’s new Administration Building with its 84,160 s.f. facility is centrally positioned on a prominent site within the campus and provides Administration with a high level of visibility and accessibility to both students and visitors alike. This building, which has an open central circulation core forming an entry courtyard that flows through the bldg., connecting east and west plazas, will house the offices of the President, Vice President of University Relations, Vice President of Administration and Finance, Vice President of Academic Affairs/ Provost, Vice President Student Affairs, as well as spaces for support staff and a total of 25 administrative departments. C lient : A rea : C ost : CSUN
First Floor Plan Site Plan Rendering
C S U N 84,160 sqf. $10.4 million SCHEMATIC/DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan CSUN
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Enlarged Lobby 1st & 2nd FP’s Lobby / Link Model Photo
CSUN
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