Mysinger Capstone_Final Program_02 Physical

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Table of Contents

Site Analysis 4 Spacial Adjacencies 16 Activity Descriptions 20 Code Analysis 42 Green Materials 46 Supporting Information 52

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Site Analysis

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Site Description

The building chosen for this indoor soccer facility is the current site of furniture retailer IKEA. It was opened in 2008 in West Chester, Ohio after two years of construction. Clark Construction was hired to complete the building, having been a part of an earlier IKEA project in Canton Michigan. The retail store was brought into the area by a group of developers who have helped bring other business to West Chester.

IKEA is the largest furniture company worldwide and prides itself on sleek Northern European design that is functional, easy to put together, and sustainable. Started in 1943 in Sweden the company has grown into a household name throughout the world, having 276 stores located throughout 25 countries. Currently the company is working toward running on 100% renewable energy and becoming more environmentally friendly in its manufacturing processes.

The site is in a great part of the tri-state, located just North of Cincinnati.

The surrounding businesses consist of hotels, restaurants, retail, gas stations and other warehouse facilities. The building itself is placed right next to I-75, a major road that is directed North to South and spans over 1500 miles across the United States. This makes the site easily accessible off of a large, well known road. The building is clearly visible from the highway and from the main access road off of the exit. It sits on a large piece of land that consists of 1600 parking spaces and a small pond located behind the building. No other buildings sit directly next to it, making it the main focus of the site. There are seven truck docks behind the building and entrances to the site are located on the North and East sides.

The structure is regular in shape and has a column grid integrated into the space. There are both double height and multi level spaces throughout the interior. The ceiling in its full height dimension reaches 30 feet high and exposes the structure of the building. Three large elevators and an escalator along with a few staircases are already existing in the space. There are also multiple forms of egress located on all sides of the building. Currently there are very few views the outside, but there is opportunity to use the small skylights they have right now to a larger capacity or create views through the docking stations, providing some vision to the pond and express way

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Throughout the building process of most of the IKEA stores, there is a conscious effort to create a more sustainable environment. This store is one of the first of the IKEA stores to have solar panels spread over the roof to cut down on energy costs and emissions. They also try to reduce the amount of waste and recycle most anything possible.

IKEA location within West Chester area

IKEA location within greater Cincinnati area

IKEA location within the Tri-state area

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Exterior Photos

Entrance and signage

Entering view from front

Side view with egress shown

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Entrance

Windows along building front

Loading docks at back

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Floor Plans

Features - Close parking at entrance (for handicap spaces) - 3 large public elevators and escalator up - 7 truck docks - Emergency exits on all sides - Entrance air lock 10

Features - Kitchen and Cafe area - Office Space - Changing area / Locker rooms - 3 large public elevators and escalator up - Emergency exits on all sides

Drawing not to scale / Full scale drawings available

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Site Plan & Sections

Features - 1600 parking spaces - Close access and views to express way - Road access on two sides of site - Pond located in back to the west of building (not shown on plan) 12

Features - Two stories in part of building - Slight variation in overall height for drainage

Drawing not to scale / Full scale drawings available

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Interior Photos

Entrance and Escalator

Detail of two level space

Lighting and skylights

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Looking up at escalator

Detail of two level space

Warehouse area

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Spacial Adjacencies

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Spacial Adjacencies

RR

RR

RR

Men’s

Refs

Women’s

Locker

Locker Team Pods Small Fields

Large Fields

Cafe

Kitchen

Congregation Multi Function and Viewing Games RR Health

Storage

Training Training

Coaches

Office Desk Lobby

KEY

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Proximity of Spaces

Primary Circulation

Designates Single Space

General Visual Easement

Adjoining Space

Daylight Required

Direct Connection

Daylight Desired

Drop off Zone

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Activity Descriptions

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Program Area Summary

Field Space

Large 2 @ 195 ft. x 85 ft.

Small 4 @ 50 ft. x 100 ft.

Training/ Warm Up Field

33,150 20,000 4,000

sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft.

1,200

sq. ft.

Referee Room

200

sq. ft.

Coaches Corner

100

sq. ft.

5,000

sq. ft.

Multi-Function Rooms

2 @ 20 ft. x 20 ft.

800

sq. ft.

Men’s Locker Room

500

sq. ft.

Women’s Locker Room

500

sq. ft.

1,200

sq. ft.

Kitchen

500

sq. ft.

Office

500

sq. ft.

Front Desk

100

sq. ft.

Lobby

400

sq. ft.

Storage

1,000

sq. ft.

Arcade

1,000

sq. ft.

500

sq. ft.

NET AREA

70,150

sq. ft.

GROSS INCREMENT @ 30%

30,064

sq. ft.

100,214

sq. ft.

Team Pods

4 @ 15 ft. x 20 ft.

Congregation/ Viewing Area

Cafe

Health Training Room

Total Square Footage 22

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Large Field Space 2 Fields @ 85 ft. x 195 ft. / 33,150 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Coaches

throughout area

- Referees

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Facilities Staff (occasionally)

temperature of 64F - Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 60F

- Competitive matches for 7 vs. 7

- Number of air changes: 20-30 cph

game play

Spatial Relationships

Illumination

- Must adjoin to team pods

- 200-500 foot candles required

- Within close proximity to other field

- Small skylights and truck dock areas

spaces, locker rooms, and referee

to provide some daylight throughout

room

space

- Within close proximity to office

Health, Safety, & Security

Acoustics

- Emergency equipment in case of

- NC 35-40

injuries - Adequate fire and egress signage - Emergency lighting

Equipment Requirements

- Sprinkler system

- Scoreboard technology integrated

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

into space

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Loud speaker capabilities

resistant materials and soft surface for

- Goals

playing on

- Field paint technology

- Any exposed structure in close proximity to have soft surface applied - Slight clearance around field

Materials & Finishes - Field turf with an appropriate

Functional Requirements

cushioned substrate to avoid injuries

- Must have column clearance

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

to allow for field and 5-10 feet of

resistant materials

clearance on sides

- All materials should meet ADA

- Seating solution to be developed for

minimum requirements

players when on the sidelines

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Small Field Space 4 Fields @ 50 ft. x 100 ft. / 20,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Coaches

throughout area

- Referees

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Facilities Staff (occasionally)

temperature of 64F - Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 60F

- Competitive matches for 5 vs. 5

- Number of air changes: 20-30 cph

game play

Illumination Spatial Relationships

- 200-500 foot candles required

- Must adjoin to team pods

- Small skylights and truck dock areas

- Within close proximity to other field

to provide some daylight throughout

spaces, locker rooms, and referee

space

room - Within close proximity to office

Acoustics - NC 35-40

Health, Safety, & Security - Emergency equipment in case of

Equipment Requirements

injuries

-- Scoreboard technology integrated

- Adequate fire and egress signage

into space

- Emergency lighting

- Loud speaker capabilities

- Sprinkler system

- Goals

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- Field paint technology

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials and soft surface for

Materials & Finishes

playing on

- Field turf with an appropriate

- Any exposed structure in close

cushioned substrate to avoid injuries

proximity to have soft surface applied

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Slight clearance around field

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA

Functional Requirements

minimum requirements

- Must have column clearance to allow for field and 5-10 feet of clearance on sides - Seating solution to be developed for players when on the sidelines

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Training Field 4,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Coaches

throughout area

- Facilities Staff (occasionally)

- Cooling unit to maintain a temperature of 64F

Activities

- Heating unit to maintain a

- Space to warm up and cool down

temperature of 60F

before and after games

- Number of air changes: 20-30 cph

- Training area for teams or classes to learn from coaches and staff

Illumination - 200-500 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships - Within close proximity to other field

Acoustics

spaces, locker rooms, and team pods

- NC 35-40

Health, Safety, & Security

Equipment Requirements

- Emergency equipment in case of

- Goals

injuries

- Field paint technology

- Adequate fire and egress signage - Emergency lighting

Materials & Finishes

- Sprinkler system

- Field turf with an appropriate

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

cushioned substrate to avoid injuries

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

resistant materials and soft surface for

resistant materials

playing on

- All materials should meet ADA

- Any exposed structure in close

minimum requirements

proximity to have soft surface applied

Special Requirements Functional Requirements

- “Didactic� delineations of Coevers

- Public space, that should be

on floor surface

semi private or controlled in other

- Shooting drill diagrams on floor and

requirements to be able to hear

wall surface which would require

during teaching periods

a stronger wall surface for force being applied. Material should be appropriate for acoustics of this performance as well

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Team Pods 4 Pods @ 15 ft. x 20 ft. / 1,200 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Coaches

throughout area - Cooling unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 74F

- Place for teams and coaches to

- Heating unit to maintain a

meet before and after games to

temperature of 68F

discuss game play and strategy

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

Spatial Relationships

Illumination

- Must adjoin to fields

- 20 foot candles required

- Within close proximity to locker rooms

Acoustics - NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security - Adequate fire and egress signage

Equipment Requirements

- Emergency lighting

- Whiteboard or writing material for

- Sprinkler system

strategic planning

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- Seating for 25 people

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials

Materials & Finishes - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

Functional Requirements

resistant materials

- Bench seating for users to rest

- All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Referee Room 200 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Referees

- Standard 120V power supplies throughout area

Activities

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- A space for referees before and

temperature of 74F

after games. Space to get ready,

- Heating unit to maintain a

store equipment, relax between

temperature of 68F

games, post learning materials, post

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

schedules for the week

Illumination Spatial Relationships

- 20 foot candles required

- Within close proximity to field space - Within close proximity to office

Acoustics - NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security - Adequate fire and egress signage

Equipment Requirements

- Emergency lighting

- Whiteboard or writing material for

- Sprinkler system

any messages needed

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- Seating for 10 people

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- 20 Lockers (12”W 36”H 24”D)

resistant materials

Materials & Finishes Functional Requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Adequate seating for users to rest

resistant materials

- Space to display information

- All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Coaches Corner 100 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Coaches

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Referees (occasionally)

throughout area

- Facilities Staff (occasionally)

- Cooling unit to maintain a temperature of 74F

Activities

- Heating unit to maintain a

- Educational area for coaches to

temperature of 68F

further advance their knowledge and

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

skills, posting area for all things to do with coaching

Illumination - 20 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships - Within close proximity to office

Acoustics

- Within close proximity to fields

- NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security

Equipment Requirements

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- Whiteboard or writing material for

- Emergency lighting

any messages needed

- Sprinkler system

- Seating for 10 people

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- 20 Lockers (12”W 36”H 24”D)

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Storage Unit within to hold

resistant materials

equipment for rental

Materials & Finishes Functional Requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Space to display information

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Congregation & Viewing Area 5,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Spectators / Families

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Players in between games

throughout area

- Facilities Staff (occasionally)

- Cooling unit to maintain a temperature of 74F

Activities

- Heating unit to maintain a

- Comfortable area for those people

temperature of 68F

in the facility their to view games or

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

support those on the field - A central space for those not

Illumination

involved in the game at any specific

- 50-75 foot candles required

time

Acoustics Spatial Relationships

- NC 35-40

- Within close proximity to cafe - Within close proximity to multi-

Equipment Requirements

functional spaces

- Loud speaker capabilities

- Within close proximity to entrance

- Televisions to highlight the game

- Must have direct views to field

- Seating for 100 people

space

Materials & Finishes Health, Safety, & Security

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Five foot clearance for pedestrian

resistant materials

traffic through space

- All materials should meet ADA

- Way finding

minimum requirements

- Adequate fire and egress signage - Emergency lighting - Sprinkler system - Fire extinguisher in close proximity - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials

Functional Requirements - Adequate seating for users

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Multi-Function Rooms 800 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Spectators

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Players

throughout area

- Members of the Community

- Provide 4 120V power supplies to be

- Facilities Staff

mounted to ceiling - Cooling unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 74F

- Area for parties or meetings that

- Heating unit to maintain a

can be rented out for special

temperature of 68F

occasions

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

Spatial Relationships

Illumination

- Within close proximity to kitchen

- 20 foot candles required

- Within close proximity to congregational space

Acoustics

- Within close proximity to field space

- NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security

Equipment Requirements

- Locked Entrance

- Provide projection units from ceiling

- Locks on restroom doors

for special occasions

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- 6 Movable work tables per room

- Emergency lighting

- Seating for 35 people per room

- Sprinkler system

- Storage racks for chairs and tables

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

Materials & Finishes

resistant materials

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials

Functional Requirements

- All materials should meet ADA

- Adequate seating and tables

minimum requirements

offered to users of the space

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Men’s Locker Room 1,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Male Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Male Coaches

throughout area

- Facilities Staff

- Cooling unit to maintain a

temperature of 74F

(cleaning or locker use)

- Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 68F

- Locker and changing space for

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

users to store equipment during game play

Illumination - 20 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships - Within close proximity to field space

Acoustics - NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security - Locks on restroom doors

Equipment Requirements

- Lockable cash and records area

- Restrooms within, requiring 2 toilets,

- Adequate fire and egress signage

3 urinals, 5 shower stalls, 3 sinks

- Emergency lighting

- Seating for 20 people, bench style

- Sprinkler system

- 50 Lockers (12”W 36”H 24”D)

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

Materials & Finishes

resistant materials

- Slip resistant flooring and surfaces - Not many upholsteries to be used in

Functional Requirements

this space to keep surfaces hygienic

- Adequate locker space for users

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

and their equipment

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Women’s Locker Room 1,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Female Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Female Coaches

throughout area

- Facilities Staff

- Cooling unit to maintain a

temperature of 74F

(cleaning or locker use)

- Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 68F

- Locker and changing space for

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

users to store equipment during game play

Illumination - 20 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships - Within close proximity to field space

Acoustics - NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security - Locks on restroom doors

Equipment Requirements

- Lockable cash and records area

- Restrooms within, requiring 5 toilets,

- Adequate fire and egress signage

5 shower stalls, 3 sinks

- Emergency lighting

- Seating for 20 people, bench style

- Sprinkler system

- 50 Lockers (12”W 36”H 24”D)

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

Materials & Finishes

resistant materials

- Slip resistant flooring and surfaces - Not many upholsteries to be used in

Functional Requirements

this space to keep surfaces hygienic

- Adequate locker space for users

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

and their equipment

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Cafe 1,200 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Spectators / Families

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Players

throughout area

- Coaches

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Referees

temperature of 74F - Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 68F

- Congregational area for users in the

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

building to sit and eat

Illumination Spatial Relationships

- 15-20 foot candles required

- Must adjoin to kitchen - Within close proximity to

Acoustics

congregational space used for

- NC 35-40

viewing

Equipment Requirements Health, Safety, & Security

- 25 cafe tables

- Lockable cash and records area

- Chairs for approximately 100 people

- Five foot clearance for pedestrian

- Storage racks for chairs and tables

traffic through space - Way finding

Materials & Finishes

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Emergency lighting

resistant materials

- Sprinkler system

- All materials should meet ADA

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

minimum requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials

Functional Requirements - Adequate seating for users to eat - Waste system needed

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Kitchen 500 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Facilities Staff

- Standard 120V power supplies throughout area

Activities

- Provide 4 120V power supplies for

- Food preparation

special equipment

- Food Storage

- Cooling unit to maintain a temperature of 74F

Spatial Relationships

- Heating unit to maintain a

- Must adjoin to cafe

temperature of 68F

- Within close proximity to

- Number of air changes: 20- 25 cph

multi-functional spaces - Must incorporate waste system

Illumination - 75 foot candles needed

Health, Safety, & Security - Adequate freezer, refrigeration, and

Acoustics

storage systems

- NC 45-55

- Locked Entrance

- Must have ability to isolate noises

- Adequate fire and egress signage

from the kitchen so they do not

- Emergency lighting

drown out other spaces

- Sprinkler system - Fire extinguisher in close proximity

Equipment Requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- To be programmed and supplied by

resistant materials

equipment supplier

Functional Requirements

Materials & Finishes

- Cleaning supplies to be adequately

- Solid surface that can be used for

provided for food preparation areas

preparing food and cleaned easily

- Ample shelving for supplies

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Office 500 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Facilities Staff

- Standard 120V power supplies throughout area

Activities

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Facility management area to

temperature of 74F

schedule games, manage accounts,

- Heating unit to maintain a

and organize everyday activities of

temperature of 68F

staff and facility

- Number of air changes: 10 cph

Spatial Relationships

Illumination

- Must adjoin to front desk

- 20 foot candles required

- Within close proximity to lobby - Within close proximity to fields

Acoustics - NC 30-35

Health, Safety, & Security - Emergency equipment in case of

Equipment Requirements

injuries

- Electronic files for accounting, etc.

- Locked Entrance

- Desks and task seating for

- Lockable cash and records area

approximately 10 people

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- Center work table with 10 chairs for

- Emergency lighting

meeting and collaboration

- Sprinkler system

- Filing cabinets for hard copy files

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity - Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

Materials & Finishes

resistant materials

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip resistant materials

Functional Requirements

- All materials should meet ADA

- Adequate technology to perform

minimum requirements

tasks in a timely manner - Meeting space within

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Front Desk 100 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Facilities Staff

- Standard 120V power supplies throughout area

Activities

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Reception area for any questions or

temperature of 74F

concerns to be raised and answered

- Heating unit to maintain a temperature of 68F

Spatial Relationships

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

- Must be directly next to main entrance

Illumination

- Must adjoin to office

- 20-50 foot candles required

- Must adjoin to lobby

- Front entrance to provide some daylight throughout space

Health, Safety, & Security - Lockable cash and records area

Acoustics

- Five foot clearance for pedestrian

- NC 40-45

traffic through space - Way finding

Equipment Requirements

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- Electronic scheduling and payment

- Emergency lighting

ability to be provided

- Sprinkler system

- File system for hard copy paperwork

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- Display for brochures and forms

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Desk with counter top

resistant materials

- Task seating for 2 people

Functional Requirements

Materials & Finishes

- Adequate technology to perform

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

tasks in a timely manner

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Lobby 400 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Spectators / Families

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Players

throughout area

- Coaches

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Referees

temperature of 74F

- Members of the Community

- Heating unit to maintain a temperature of 68F

Activities

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

- Small congregational space for anyone entering or exiting that

Illumination

becomes area to wait on people or

- 20-50 foot candles required

rides, etc

- Front entrance to provide some daylight throughout space

Spatial Relationships - Must be directly next to main

Acoustics

entrance

- NC 40-45

- Must adjoin to front desk - Within close proximity to office

Equipment Requirements

- Within close proximity to parking

- Adequate illuminated signage needed

Health, Safety, & Security

- Display for brochures and forms

- Locked Entrance

- Display area for games of the day

- Alarm System

and what field they are located

- Five foot clearance for pedestrian

-Activities board for other events

traffic through space

- Seating for 10 people

- Way finding - Adequate fire and egress signage

Materials & Finishes

- Emergency lighting

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Sprinkler system

resistant materials

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- All materials should meet ADA

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

minimum requirements

resistant materials

Functional Requirements - Adequate seating for guests

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Storage 1,000 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Facilities Staff

- Standard 120V power supplies throughout area

Activities

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Storing goals, tables, chairs, and

temperature of 74F

other equipment for the facility

- Heating unit to maintain a temperature of 68F

Spatial Relationships

- Number of air changes: 10 cph

- Must adjoin to field space

Illumination Health, Safety, & Security

- 20 foot candles required

- Locked doors - Alarm System

Acoustics

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- NC 25-35

- Emergency lighting - Sprinkler system

Equipment Requirements

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

- Shelving system for soccer

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

equipment

resistant materials

Materials & Finishes Functional Requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Storage system for premium

resistant materials

organization

- All materials should meet ADA minimum requirements

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Arcade 400 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Spectators / Families

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Players

throughout area

- Facilities Staff

- Cooling unit to maintain a temperature of 74F

Activities

- Heating unit to maintain a

- Gaming center to generate extra

temperature of 68F

revenue for the facility

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

- Place for those not playing to be entertained and have fun

Illumination - 20-50 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships

- Spot lighting to be integrated where

- Must be adjacent to communal

necessary on games

space to be the most accessible

Acoustics Health, Safety, & Security

- NC 35-40

- Locked games - Lockable cash area

Equipment Requirements

- Adequate fire and egress signage

- Cash register and lock box needed

- Emergency lighting

- Coin storage box

- Sprinkler system

- Counter to cash in tickets and claim

- Fire extinguisher in close proximity

prizes

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Seating for 10-15 people

resistant materials

Materials & Finishes Functional Requirements

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Showcase system to provide the

resistant materials

most merchandise possible

- All materials should meet ADA

- Seating for 10-15 people

minimum requirements

- Coin Machine

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Health Training Room 500 sq. ft.

Occupants

HVAC, Power, & Ventilation

- Players

- Standard 120V power supplies

- Coaches

throughout area

- Referees

- Cooling unit to maintain a

- Facilities Staff

temperature of 74F - Heating unit to maintain a

Activities

temperature of 68F

- Provide any medical services

- Number of air changes: 20 cph

needed - Storage of medical supplies

Illumination - 60 foot candles required

Spatial Relationships - Must adjoin to field space

Acoustics

- Within close proximity to office

- NC 35-40

Health, Safety, & Security

Equipment Requirements

- Lockable medical supply storage

- Training tables for injured to sit on,

- Adequate fire and egress signage

approximately 3-5 people

- Emergency lighting

- Sink to use for hygiene

- Sprinkler system - Fire extinguisher in close proximity

Materials & Finishes

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

- Flooring surfaces must consist of slip

resistant materials

resistant materials - All materials should meet ADA

Functional Requirements

minimum requirements

- Seating for 5 people - Training tables for 3- 5 people - Counter area with sink for accessible use

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Code Analysis

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Code Analysis

/ Relevant Code:

International Building Code

pg. 7 of The Architect’s Studio Companion

/ Classification: A-4 Assembly

pg. 7 of The Architect’s Studio Companion

/ Construction Type is Noncombustible 1 hour / Sprinkled. The building employs a steel tubed Column structure. The following fire restiveness ratings are required on the noted assemblies: Floor 1 hour

Columns and load bearing walls

1 hour

Roof Construction 1 hour Tenant Space Separation 1 hour Other Non-Bearing partitions Noncombustible Exit access corridors 1 hour

Enclosures of Exits, Exit Hallways, Stairwells

2 hours

Shaft Enclosures 2 hours

/ General requirements which bear on the arrangement of the egress system are described on pg. 284-285 in The Architect’s Studio Companion.

Maximum Travel distance to nearest enclosure

250’-0”

In all divisions requiring more than one exit, the exits must be

separated by a minimum travel distance equal to 1/2 the

length of the diagonal of the unit.

Maximum of dead-end corridor 20’-0” Minimum clear corridor width 44” Minimum clear door width 32” Minimum stair width 44”

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/ General requirements continued: Minimum number of exits 2

A pair of 3’ doors without center mullion

located at each exit.

Minimum number of exit stairs 2

/ Two story spaces permitted under the sections of the UBC governing Mezzanines and Open Walls. The Provision of these sections are summarized as follows:

A mezzanine is an intermediate floor level placed between the floor

and ceiling of a room. There may not be more than two

mezzanines per story, and the aggregate total area of the

mezzanines may not exceed one-third of the story on which

they are located; otherwise they must be counted as a

separate story.

The Uniform building Code allows 1-hour non-combustible construction

to be used for mezzanines in a building of a higher construction

type if the mezzanine is unenclosed.

A mezzanine is usually required to be open to the room in which it is

placed. An enclosed portion that does to exceed 10% of the

mezzanine area and has an occupancy load not exceeding

10 persons is permitted.

/ Plumbing facilities are governed under the Uniform Plumbing Code.

A-5 Assembly

Water Closets: 1 per 150

Lavatories: 1 per 200

1 Lavatory and 1 water closet for each sex to be handicapped

accessible.

Drinking Fountains: 1 required but more may be added due to the

nature of the facility

Service Sink: 1 required

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AstroTurf

AstroTurf is an artificial playing surface made to resemble grass, without needing the upkeep that a normal grass field would need. It is the premium choice for indoor fields of all kinds and the GameDay product is ideal for an indoor soccer center surface. It mimics the look and feel of natural grass and is cushioned to give support to any player on the field.

The turf is made of five layers that create a traction and comfort like no other in the industry. Astro Turf offers one of the best green products in the artificial turf industry. There are many ways the company contributes to LEED and sustainability through their products.

The GameDay Grass product is made with a backing that includes a technology called BioCel. It is an environmentally friendly polyurethane backing system that eliminates the need for petroleum-based polymers.

The ingredients made to create this backing is unharmed by any moisture that may come in contact with it and also allows for any drainage to penetrate through the backing if necessary. Using the BioCel technology also reduces the need for petroleum based polymers, reducing landfill waste, improving indoor air quality, and extending the life of the product.

The backing also includes Celcerum which is a compound that stabilizes and toughens the polyurethane backing. The components is sustainable, post-consumer and recovered materials. This helps the product greatly contribute to LEED points.

This particular turf also has all-rubber infills consisting of high durable rubber made from post consumer recycled tires. There is no health risks using the recycled tires and it is EPA approved for athletic fields. For every field produced, AstroTurf uses about 12,000 tires.

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Form Us With Love / Hexagon Wall Tile

Traullit Decor is a 60 year old Swedish company that uses recycled materials to create materials made from wood wool, cement and water. For years they have been devoted to making boards and panels of the product to be located in stables and schools, but has recently opened itself up to what the design world can offer for their product. The hexagon tile itself was designed in collaboration with the company Form Us With Love, who were looking for a unique tile to use in their office. All of their products are made from natural components and offer a variety of unique characteristics.

These tiles have the ability to even out the humidity in the air by either absorbing or emitting moisture to the ambient air where it is located. This action creates a high pH value which reduces the chance of mold in the space as well. The product also collects heat along with moisture and releases the stored energy when the ambient air temperature drops.

The materials reduce reflection of noise and are a great way to reduce noise in a public space.

The product also has a Class 1 coating making it fire resistant. The surface of the tile is extremely durable and all measurements have shown the product to have low emissions, making it better for your health and well being.

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DIRTT Wall Solutions / Bespoke

DIRTT is a company that offers walls, doors, floors, and accessories. All of their products are moveable and have sustainable features. They also can be intermixed to create a design and experience that is individual to each project and company they are hired by. They offer wall components that play with angles, dimension, and shapes. The product is also very versatile in the color, printing and forms it offers.

Their products are made in a controlled factory environment, where recycling is a day to day activity. There is very little waste in the first place however because of the intelligent design software ICE that they employ in their production. The program determines the best length the material needs to be and picks the best cut points for each piece.

Transportation pollution is also cut down do to light weight packaging and efficient truckloads carried to sites. The factory itself also employs solar and wind power and has about on third the footprint as a normal production facility.

DIRTT Walls are a great product due to the fact they are moveable and able to be removed and re-purposed. They allow for new systems to be employed and for any rearrangement of space, which cuts down on new materials needed. Water-based, non-toxic finishes are used on all products they create. The company has earned a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain-of-Custody accreditation and can ensure careful product tracking through the entire process.

The versatility of the Bespoke products line offers a lot of options in creating unique feature walls in the lobby, office, or congregational spaces. It also leaves possibilities open for graphic statements at one or numerous points around the facility. The geometries that can be created with the product are countless and are sure to add something special to the space.

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More information located in Appendix

Eco-Timber Hardwood Flooring / Hard Maple

Eco-Timber Flooring offers natural hardwood floors with excellent green standards and is an avid promoter of forest conservation. They offer a variety of woods and pride themselves on being FSC certified. FSC stands for Forest Stewardship Council, which is an independent, non-profit organization that has the capabilities to track wood from the forest all the way to the consumer so you can tell where exactly it came from and how it got to you. FSC is recognized by the U.S. Green Building Council and is the only certification that qualifies as evidence of sustainability of a wood product. This is excellent when attempting to receive LEED points in a project.

Eco-Timber is also a product that offers low emitting materials and formalsehyde-free adhesives, bettering air quality for all users. It uses 100% FSC-Pure wood from certified forests and is all grown and manufactured in the United States. Being domestically raised, it lessens the cost and time of production and travel, which also lowers automobile usage on its way through production.

The warranty on the product is 25 years in a commercial setting, making it a very durable and lasting product able to stand up to the amount of traffic moving through the space. The wood is a great green product to add to the space, hinting at the natural qualities that exist in an outdoor setting, where most soccer games are played throughout the year. It has the capability to not only be used on the flooring in some areas, but has the possibility of being carried up the wall as a feature in a specific area.

More information located in Appendix

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Supporting Information

Field Diagrams Appendix Bibliography

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Field Diagrams

Below is a diagram of a typical indoor field. They are slightly small than a regulation outdoor field and sometimes have walls around them. I hope to not have restraining walls in this facility so it will be more similar to and outdoor field and the rules that apply there.

Overlaying two smaller fields over a larger field would reduce the footprint and still allow for more fields that originally envisioned in one space.

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OVERVIEW - TECH SHEET

SPECIAL WALLS

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Frame Standard Wall Thickness 4” (102mm) Standard Ceiling Height Up to 120” (3048mm)* Vertical Height Adjustment – 38” (9.5mm) and +1 38” (35mm) Curved Wall Minimum Curve Radius 72” (1829mm) Angled Wall Maximum Vertical Angle 15 degrees from perpindicular Maximum Horizontal Angle 15 degrees from perpindicular

Aluminum Extrusions Architectural Grade and Structural Aluminum Alloys Vertical & Horizontal Extrusions, Base Track Standard Frame Proles Rectilinear Prole Curvilinear Prole Blade Prole Custom Frame Proles Frame Finish Options Clear Anodized (5 micron standard) Powder Coated Veneer Wrapped Custom as required

*Wall Heights above 120” (3048mm) must be validated by DIRTT to conrm walls do not exceed the maximum allowable deection per IBC.

Frame Connections Hidden Links Visible PVC Zipper

Horizontal Sections Exposed Horizontal Members in Blade and Curvilinear proles for dividing and supporting Center Mount Glass or Tiles.

Center Mount Glass and Tiles are received in PVC Glass Wipes tted in center groove of horizontal extrusions Horizontal Member heights user dened

Trim Components Ceiling Trim Wall Trim

Frame alignment and gap control At frame connection between frames Flexible trim from top of wall to ceiling Rigid connection from Frame to Base Building; combined with exible Wall Trim

Base Track Aluminum Base Track Steel Leveler Assembly with vertical adjustment Carpet Grippers Two sided tape for hard ooring Optional Seismic Base track

Other Component Connections to Glass Walls Glass Panels Door Frames Corner Connectors Various Base Building Connections

Base Trim Santoprene Base Trim

Other Options Combination Wall Stick Built Wall

Center Mount Tile Options Glass in 14” (6mm) and 38” (10mm) thickness Clear Tempered Glass - minimum size 16” (406mm) diagonal; with one side minimum 8” (203mm) Etched Glass Laminated Glass Berman Glass Back Painted Glass Chroma-coat (painted) Tiles Veneer Tiles Dry Erase Film on MDF Tiles Fabric Tiles DIRTT Approved Custom Finishes PVC Components Frame Connections Ceiling Trim/Wall Start Glass Retainer PVC Color Options

Combined Glass with Solid Wall Multiple Butt Joint Glass Segments within same frame; site assembled

Cornice Height Wall Curved Glass tiles and extrusions Glass Spandrel Detail Mitered Corner Joint DIRTT Approved Custom Solutions

Rigid/Flex Co-extrusion Rigid/Flex Co-extrusion Rigid/Flex Co-extrusion Black, Charcoal, Silver, Custom as required

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Schwartz, Carl P. “Smart Soccer Officiating.” Referee Enterprises, Inc. 2001.

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International Football Association Board. May 2006.

Wilsey, Sean. “Why The World Loves Soccer.” National Geographic.

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On the Cover...

Anson Dorrance Birthdate: April 9, 1959 Origin: Bombay, India Position: Coach College: University of North Carolina Anson Dorrance is the all time most winning coach in Women’s Collegiate Soccer. He discovered Mia Hamm and has coached her throughout her collegiate and national career. He has won 20 (of 28) NCAA Championships back to Chapel hill, a record for any university.

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“The vision of a champion is someone who is bent over, drenched in sweat, at the point of exhaustion when no one else is watching.�

- Anson Dorrance

Nicole Mysinger Interior Design 2012 mysingne@mail.uc.edu 419.944.7042