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AN INTEGRATED CHILDRENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HOSPITAL DESIGN

ZACH C. ROWLEY LINDSEY D. GORE

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSIT Y BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DEGREE CANDIDATES DECEMBER 2019

INTRODUCTION PROJECT STATEMENT | WORDS OF INSPIRATION ........................................................................... 1 CAUSES & TRENDS OF ILLNESSES & DEATH AMONG CHILDREN FROM AGE 0-21 ............. 2 CASE STUDIES ........................................................................................................................................ 3- 4 SITE ANALYSIS SITE OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................................... 5 SITE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................... 6 OUR DESIGN RELATIVE SPACES....................................................................................................................................... 7 STACKING DIAGRAM................................................................................................................................ 8 PROGRAM LEGEND................................................................................................................................... 9 FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 1 ......................................................................................................................................... 10 LEVEL 2 ......................................................................................................................................... 11 LEVEL 3 ......................................................................................................................................... 12 LEVEL 4 ......................................................................................................................................... 13 LEVEL 5 ......................................................................................................................................... 14 SECTIONS WALL DETAIL | SECTION .......................................................................................................... 15 RENDER EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE .......................................................................................................... 16 DETAIL SPACES PATIENT ROOM LAYOUT ARIEL VIEW ..................................................................................................17 PATIENT ROOM FRONT VIEW................................................................................................................. 18 PATIENT ROOM RENDER ........................................................................................................ 19 PATIENT ROOM RENDER......................................................................................................... 20 PLAYROOM ................................................................................................................................................. 22

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS .................................................................................................................. 24 SUN PATH- DECEMBER 21 ...................................................................................................................... 25 SUN PATH- JUNE 21 .................................................................................................................................. 26 FIRE ZONES .................................................................................................................................................. 27 MOVEMENT & NOISE | ENERGY & LIGHTING .................................................................................... 28 MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL LAYOUT- PATIENT FLOOR ............................................................... 29 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS | PLUMBING .................................................................................................. 30 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS | BONES MODEL ........................................................................................... 32 COLUMN CHART ......................................................................................................................................... 34 DETAIL 1 ......................................................................................................................................................... 35 DETAIL 2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 36 FOUNDATION PLAN ................................................................................................................................... 38 LEVEL 2 COLUMN GRID DESIGN ............................................................................................................ 39 LEVEL 3 COLUMN GRID DESIGN ............................................................................................................ 40 LEVEL 4 COLUMN GRID DESIGN ............................................................................................................ 41 LEVEL 5 COLUMN GRID DESIGN ............................................................................................................ 42 DETAILS | LOAD TRACING ........................................................................................................................ 44 LIVE LOADS LEVEL 1 .................................................................................................................................. 46 LIVE LOADS LEVEL 2 .................................................................................................................................. 47 LIVE LOADS LEVEL 3 .................................................................................................................................. 48 LIVE LOADS LEVEL 4 .................................................................................................................................. 49 LIVE LOADS LEVEL 5 .................................................................................................................................. 50 MODEL IMAGES MODEL IMAGES ....................................................................................................................................51 -52 COST ESTIMATES PROJECT COST .......................................................................................................................................... 54

WHAT IS PEDIATRICS? The care of children ranging from the ages of 0 - 18 years old. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE? With the guidance and program requirements provided by HKS, we are designing a Children’s Hospital in North Texas. Due to the rapid increase of youth population, in the Denton and Collin Counties, future medical facilities are needed. Facilities provided by Cook Children’s include: Main Campus - Fort Worth, Texas Walsh Ranch - West Forth, Texas North Campus - North Texas

FAMILY

FRIENDLY GROWTH nurture JOY PROSPER

HOPEFUL

EXPLORE

FUN

CREATIVE healing LAUGHTER COLORFUL PLAY YOUTH.KID.INFANT

is the LEADING cause of death of children in 2016

of children are obese. This is declining in Collin County thanks to education programs.

is the Second Leading cause of deaths among children.

is the third leading cause of deaths among children.

443 cases of

children diagnosed with diabetes

Kids live with a Mental Health Disorder in Texas.

33% of children diseases

Behind Dallas county, Collin

are linked to environmental exposures.

County has the number of children receiving mental health services.

PREVENTION is better than Cure.

6% increase in children

27% of Children in the U.S.

population in Collin County

live with chronic illnesses

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TEXAS AV. COLLEGE STATION TX

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SERVICE ENTRANCE

ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH AMBULANCE BAY

WOMEN’S ENTRANCE

PRIMARY & URGENT CARE NOW OPEN

AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER & SPECIALTY CARE OPENING : SPRING 2020

PROPOSED CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COMING SOON CHILDREN’S ENTRANCE

EMERGENCY ENTRANCE

GREEN SPACE

UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE

EXISTING DRIVE

U.S. 380

PROPOSED 2ND DRIVE

S C A L E 1/32” : 1’

COMMUNITY GARDEN TYPOGRAPHY Primarily Flat Out of Flood Plain

Increase access to fresh foods Improve food security Increase physical activity through garden maintenance activities Improve dietary habits through education Increase fruit and vegetable intake Reduce risk of obesity and obesity-related diseases Improve mental health and promote relaxation

SITE DIMENSIONS Total Site: 23.65 +/- acres = 1,030,194 SQFT Total Building: 325,000 SQFT Ground Level: about 84,000 BGSF U.S. 380 Connects Denton to McKinney Median dividing highway Easy Access No Public Transportation

CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND Children learn through play Provides off-screen entertainment Playgrounds offer physical & emotional benefits Playgrounds offer social opportunities Educational games can make learning more fun

SECONDARY ENTRANCE Proposed entrance directly to hospital site from U.S. 380 - required distance of 140 FT away from existing driveway. NEIGHBORS Commercial & Retail Residential Young Families Promoting the hospital Backside needs to look just as good as the front Catholic Church Complex Children’s School Green Belt - proposed baseball fields LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Dunaway Associates

NATURAL LANDSCAPE The wild grass currently located on the site is a pleasant, free feeling element that helps connect the urban environment of the hospital to nature directly.

GREEN SPACE POSSIBILITIES

PUBLIC & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

INPATIENT NURSING SERVICES

DIAGNOSTIC & TREATMENT SERVICES

LOGISTICAL & SUPPORT SERVICES

ADMIN / EXECUTIVE OFFICES - 328 SQFT ADMISSION / PATIENT REGISTRATION - 328 SQFT

NICU - 10,200 SQFT

CARDIO & NEURO DIAGNOSTICS - 7,200 SQFT

DIETARY SERVICES - 6,970 SQFT

CHAPEL / PASTORAL CARE - 164 SQFT EDUCATION - 1230 SQFT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - 1,148 SQFT FINANCE / ACCOUNTING / BUSINESS OFFICES - 164 SQFT DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING / RADIOLOGY - 8,400 SQFT

GIFT SHOP - 410 SQFT HUMAN RESOURCES - 164 SQFT

EMPLOYEE SUPPORT SERVICES - 656 SQFT

PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT - 9,000 SQFT FACILITIES MANAGEMENT - 1,148 SQFT

INFECTION CONTROL - 82 SQFT INFORMATION SERVICES - 328 SQFT

LINEN SERVICES - 328 SQFT LOBBY - 3280 SQFT

MEDICAL RECORDS - 164 SQFT

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT - 14,000 SQFT

MATERIALS MANAGEMENT - 2,460 SQFT

MORGUE - 164 SQFT

PEDIATRIC MED / SURG UNIVERSAL - 21,600 SQFT

MEDICAL STAFF - 246 SQFT

PHARMACY - 1,640 SQFT

NURSE ADMINISTRATION - 328 SQFT

LABORATORY - 2,050 SQFT SECURITY - 164 SQFT

CHILD PLAY SPACE - 3,400 SQFT

RESPIRATORY THERAPY - 492 SQFT

STERILE PROCESSING - 2,296 SQFT

PASTORAL CARE - 82 SQFT QUALITY IMPROVEMENT - 82 SQFT

PEDIATRIC MED / SURG UNIVERSAL - 21,600 SQFT SURGERY - 11,200 SQFT

VOLUNTEER SERVICES - 164 SQFT

CENTRAL POWER PLANT - 10,000 SQFT WELLNESS CENTER - 2,736 SQFT

ENDOSCOPE / MINOR PROCEDURE - 3,000 SQFT

MECHANICAL SPACE - 18,000 SQFT PEDIATRIC MED / SURG UNIVERSAL - 21,600 SQFT

PRE / RECOVERY- 9,450 SQFT

ANTEPARTUM - 2,400 SQFT

OUTDOOR GREEN SPACES - 68,644 SQFT

N/A N/A N/A

GUEST SERVICES MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIAL SERVICES

LABOR & DELIVERY - 7,500 SQFT PARKING GARAGE - 51,040 SQFT 380 PARKING GARAGE SPACES

POSTPARTUM - 8,400 SQFT

NEWBORN NURSERY - 1,500 SQFT

RELATIVE SPACES

PRIVATE

PUBLIC

WOMEN’S. WOMEN’S. WOMEN’S. WO HEALING PUBLIC TEEN PLAY PUBLIC. PUBLI GARDEN PATIENT PUBLIC TEEN PLAY PUBLIC. PUBLI HEALING PUBLIC CHILD PLAY PUBLIC. PUBLI PATIENT PUBLIC CHILD PLAY PUBLIC. PUBLI GARDEN

Outdoor Terrace. Outdoor Terrace. Outdoor Terrace. Outd Prosper Gardens and Park.

ELEV.

Garage Parking Lower Level 1. Garage Leve Garage Parking Lower Level 2. Garage Leve Garage Parking Lower Level 3. Garage Leve

DIAGN

oor Terrace.

MEN’S PATIENT PATIENT

OSTIC & PROCEDURE. DIAGN LOBBY. LOBBY. LOBBY. LO Dietary Services. Dietary Services. Dietary Servi

PROGRAMMING LEGEND

Green Space

Terrace Garden

Children’s Play Space

Playroom & Teen Room

Employee Services

Nurse’s Break Rooms and Staff Breakroom

Wellness

Wellness Center, Wellness Market, Classrooms

H Loading Dock

Central Plant

Environ. Services

Ambulance Bay

Material Management

Parking Layout of Underground Garage, Level -1

Morgue

Dietary Services

Imaging ER Department Women’s Registration

Wellness

Lab

Women’s Drop-off

Wellness Center

Pharmacy

ER Drop-off

Gift

Children’s Registration

Children’s Drop-off

Prosper Gardens and Park

CHILDREN’S ENTRANCE, WOMEN’S ENTRANCE, REGISTRATION, PHARMACY, GIFT SHOP, WELLNESS MARKET, WELLNESS CENTER, DIETARY SERVICES, EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, LAB & IMAGING, MORGUE, MATERIAL MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, FACILITY MANAGEMENT, CENTRAL PLANT PROSPER GARDENS & PARK SCALE 1/64” : 1’

Cardio / Neuro Diagnostics

Endoscopy/ Minor Procedure

Employee

Sterile Processing

Pharmacy

Mental Health

Surgery Department Waiting Pre-Op Patient Rooms

Waiting

Recovery Patient Rooms

Terrace

SURGERY, CARDIO, NEURO, ENDOSCOPY, PRE-OP, POST-OP, PHARMACY, STERILE PROCESSING, EMPLOYEE SERVICES, MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION, TERRACE SCALE 1/40” : 1’

Waiting Healing Garden

Pastor Chapel

Child Play

PATIENT CARE UNITS, NURSE STATIONS, NURSE BREAK ROOM, CHAPEL, PASTORAL CARE, HEALING GARDEN, CHILD PLAY ZONE, TERRACES SCALE 1/40” : 1’

Waiting Classroom

Teen Play

PATIENT CARE UNITS, NURSE STATIONS, NURSE BREAK ROOM, CLASSROOM, TEEN ZONE, TERRACE

SCALE 1/40” : 1’

WOMEN’S HEALTH FUTURE EXPANSION SHELLED & MECHANICAL

SCALE 1/40” : 1’

METAL TIE DUCTWORK DROPDOWN CEILING SHADING FINS EXTERIOR GLAZING

CONCRETE SLAB

SCALE 1/32” : 1’ DROP DOWN CEILING

EXTERIOR RENDER

AERIAL VIEW PATIENT ROOM

PATIENT ROOMS

VIEW FROM PATIENT BED

VIEW FROM FAMILY ZONE

CHILD LIFE PLAY ROOM

APPLICATION : WINDOW OVERHANGS WE HAVE CREATED LARGE IRREGULAR SHAPED OVER HANGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE FACADE, AS WELL AS SMALLER OVERHANGS ON THE EAST TO PREVENT. ADDITIONALLY, WE ARE PROPOSING TO ADD FINS WITH OVER HANGS ON THE PATIENT WINDOWS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH-WEST FACADE.

TEMPERATURE (DEG. F) < 32 32 - 69 69 - 81 81 - 100 < 100 RELATIVE HUMIDITY (%) < 30 30 - 70 >70

NORTH

APPLICATION : PASSIVE COMFORT COOLING WE WILL BE ADDING SCREENS ON SOME OF OUR PATIENT WINDOWS OVERLOOKING THE TO ALLOW NATURAL GARDEN SPACES. THIS WILL ALLOW VENTILATION, WHILE KEEPING OUT UNWANTED INSECTS.

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING DESIGN

WEST

EAST

ALL HOURS ALL MONTHS ANIMATE: MONTHLY JANUARY - DECEMBER

LOCATION : DALLAS FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TEXAS, USA LATITUDE/LONGITUDE : 32.9 NORTH, 97.02 WEST TIME ZONE : GREENWICH - 6

APPLICATION : PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING

DATA SOURCE : TMY3 7222590 WMO STATION NUMBER

WE HAVE CREATED LARGE IRREGULAR SHAPED OVER HANGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE FACADE TO PROTECT PATIENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FROM RECEIVING DIRECT SUMMER SUNLIGHT, BUT WILL ALLOW SUN EXPOSURE WITH THE LOWER RISING SUN DURING WINTER MONTHS.

ELEVATION : 561 FT

LOCATION : DALLAS FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TEXAS, USA LATITUDE/LONGITUDE : 32.9 NORTH, 97.02 WEST TIME ZONE : GREENWICH - 6

ASHRAE STANDARD 55-2004 USING PMV JANUARY - DECEMBER

DATA SOURCE : TMY3 7222590 WMO STATION NUMBER ELEVATION : 561 FT

SUNSET - 5:42 PM

SUNRISE - 7:26 AM

CURRENT - 12:55 PM

SERVICE ENTRANCE

ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH AMBULANCE BAY

WOMEN’S ENTRANCE

PRIMARY & URGENT CARE NOW OPEN

AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER & SPECIALTY CARE OPENING : SPRING 2020

PROPOSED CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COMING SOON CHILDREN’S ENTRANCE

EMERGENCY ENTRANCE

GREEN SPACE

UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE

EXISTING DRIVE

U.S. 380

PROPOSED 2ND DRIVE

S U N P A T H - D E C E M B E R 21

S C A L E 1/32” : 1’

SUNSET - 8:40 PM

SUNRISE - 6:18 AM

CURRENT - 12:55 PM

SERVICE ENTRANCE

ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH AMBULANCE BAY

WOMEN’S ENTRANCE

PRIMARY & URGENT CARE NOW OPEN

AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER & SPECIALTY CARE OPENING : SPRING 2020

PROPOSED CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COMING SOON CHILDREN’S ENTRANCE

EMERGENCY ENTRANCE

GREEN SPACE

UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE

EXISTING DRIVE

U.S. 380

PROPOSED 2ND DRIVE

S U N P A T H - J U N E 21

S C A L E 1/32” : 1’

ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4

SCALE 1” = 40’

MOVEMENT & NOISE FIRE EGRESS WE HAVE CREATED 4 FIRE ZONES / SMOKE ZONES ON EACH LEVEL. EACH ZONE IS FIRE RATED AND HAS A FIRE STAIR CASE FOR EMERGENCY PERSONNEL TO MOVE THROUGHOUT OUR BUILDING. FULLY SPRINKLED ADA CORRIDORS ALL OF OUR PUBLIC AND PATIENT CORRIDORS ARE AT LEASE 8’ FEET WIDE. ALL OF THE ELEVATORS COMPLY WITH ADA AND EACH CAN FIT A STRETCHER. CIRCULATION 4 PUBLIC HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS WITH SERVICE ROOMS LOCATED ON THE FIRST LEVEL 2 “BACK OF HOUSE” ELEVATORS 4 FIRE EGRESS STAIR CASES ACOUSTICS AND NOISE WE HAVE LAID OUT THIS FACILITY BY PUBLIC VS PRIVATE SPACES. WE ALSO DESIGNED A LARGE ATRIUM THAT EXTENDS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE FACILITY ADJACENT TO SEVERAL OF OUR PUBLIC SPACES. SINCE OUR PUBLIC SPACES ARE THE LOUDEST, WE PLAN TO INSTALL FABRIC COVERED ACOUSTIC PANELS THAT HAVE A KID FRIENDLY DESIGN. OUR PATIENT ROOMS HAVE BEEN SEPARATED FROM THE PUBLIC AREAS BY PRIVATE WAITING ROOMS, TO HELP REDUCE NOISE. IN ADDITION TO THIS SEPARATION WE HAVE CREATED, ALL OF OUR INTERIOR WALLS ARE 6 IN. THICK CONCRETE.

ENERGY CODE EXTERIOR INSULATED METAL PANELS (I.M.P) *GIVES A MODERN AESTHETIC *HAS GREAT THERMAL PERFORMANCE, R VALUE OF 28 FOR A 3 IN. THICK PANEL, U VALUE OF .0357 *GREAT MAINTAINABILITY AND EXTENDING BUILDING LIFE CYCLE DAY LIGHTING AND INTERIOR LIGHTING PATIENT ROOMEXTERIOR GLAZING OR LARGE WINDOW- ALLOWS GREAT NATURAL LIGHT SOUTH FACING FACADE- VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL FIN SYSTEM ENERGY CODE EXTERIOR GLAZING- U-VALUE: 1.2 WINDOW TYPE: STEEL NON STRUCTURAL GLAZING EXTERIOR WINDOWS- U VALUE: .87 WINDOW TYPE: STEEL FRAME DOUBLE PANE WINDOW TABLE LAMPS - L.E.D BULBS RECESSED L.E.D DIMMABLE - CAN BE ADJUSTED FOR PATIENT COMFORT MAINTAINABILITY *A I.M.P SYSTEM IS EASILY MAINTAINABLE. SUSTAINABILITY *USE OF RECYCLED FLOORING MATERIALS (L.V.T) IN PATIENT ROOMS *68,000 ADDITIONAL SQFT. OF GREEN SPACES WHICH IS GREAT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT * USE OF FAUX-WOOD FURNITURE AND PANELS INSTEAD OF REAL WOOD; GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND FOR INFECTION/GERM CONTROL(WOOD ABSORBS GERMS)

AIR CON DUCT (PUBLIC SPACES) ELECTRICAL VAULT EXHAUST SYSTEM

FRESH AIR DUCT

CHILLED AND HOT WATER NATURAL GAS

SANITARY PIPE

MECHANICAL ROOM LAYOUT * NOT TO SCALE

SYSTEM LOCATION ZONE 1 ZONE 2 FRESH AIR

EXHAUST

ZONE 3 FRESH AIR HANDLER AIR CON FOR PUBLIC SPACES

AIR CON. FOR PUBLIC SPACES PATIENT ROOM: 4PFC SYSTEM

EXHAUST HANDLER PIPES

* NOT TO SCALE

A 4PFC SYSTEMS ALLOWS EACH PATIENT TO CONTROL HIS/HER OWN THERMOSTAT AND ADJUST THE TEMPERATURE TO THEIR PERSONAL COMFORT LEVELS. FRESH AIR IS FED INTO THE SYSTEM. THERE IS ALSO AN EXHAUST SYSTEM IN EACH ROOM TO FEED CONTAMINATED AIR OUT.

SCALE 1” = 40’

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS CENTRAL POWER PLANT: LOCATED ON THE FIRST FLOOR (10,000 SQ. FT.)

SHARED PLUMBING CHASE

EQUIPMENT HOUSED HERE: 3 CHILLERS, 2 BOILERS, EMERGENCY GENERATOR, ELECTRIC VAULTS.

OUR INBOARD PATIENT ROOM LAYOUT IS THE MOST COST EFFECTIVE AND ALLOWS TWO ADJACENT ROOMS TO SHARE A PLUMBING CHASE. A MAJOR ADVANTAGE TO THIS LAYOUT IS THAT IT ALLOWS VAST VIEWS OUT THE EXTERIOR WALL.

GARAGE DOORS FOR EASY ACCESS COOLING TOWERS LOCATED ADJACENT TO SERVICE AREA MECHANICAL SYSTEMS: PATIENT ROOM: 4FPC SYSTEM- ENSURE PATIENT COMFORT! PUBLIC SPACES- VARIABLE AIR VOLUME SYSTEM * NOT TO SCALE

MECHANICAL ROOMS (3 ON EACH LEVEL) HOUSE: CHILLED AND HOT WATER PIPES, SANITARY DRAIN, NATURAL GAR LINE AIR HANDLER, FRESH AIR HANDLER, AND EXHAUST HANDLER ELECTRICAL VAULTS IT/ COMMUNICATION ROOMS - (1 ON EACH LEVEL) IT/COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT TOTAL OF 18,000 SQ-FT. OF MECHANICAL SPACES

4PFC SYSTEM- PATIENT ROOM

*PROVIDED BY JEFF HABERL - LECTURE 4

SHARED PLUMBING CHASE

SEWAGE AND WATER CONNECTION THE CITY OF PROSPER HAS ALLOWED OUR FACILITY TO CONNECT TO THE CITY’S SEWAGE AND WATER SYSTEM. THESE CONNECTIONS ARE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH OF OUR SITE.

ALL OF THE PATIENT ROOM PLUMBING CHANNELS ARE STACKED FROM LEVEL TWO TO LEVEL 5. WHEN THE CHASES REACH LEVEL 1, THEY WILL TURN AND EXIT THE BUILDING. IN ADDITION, THERE IS A CORE OF PUBLIC RESTROOMS LOCATED ON EACH LEVEL AND THE PLUMBING CHASES ARE ALSO STACKED.

PRECIPITATION IN PROSPER PROSPER RECEIVES SOME KIND OF PRECIPITATION ON AVERAGE 75 DAYS A YEAR - RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL

SITE DRAINAGE

RAINFALL PROSPER RECEIVES AN AVERAGE OF 41 IN. OF RAIN PER YEAR.

OUR SITE IS FLAT AND NOT IN A FLOOD ZONE. ANY RUN OFF WATER WILL DRAIN INTO THE CITY OF PROSPER’S DRAINAGE SYSTEM.

SNOWFALL PROSPER RECEIVES AN AVERAGE OF 1 IN. OF SNOW PER YEAR.

LATERAL BRACING ELEMENTS : - RIGID TWO WAY FLAT SLAB

TYPICAL BAY OF 32’ BY 32‘ MAX OF 40’ SLAB THICKNESS : 1’ - 6”

- LOAD BEARING CORES

OUR STRUCTURAL DESIGN CHOICE:

TWO WAY RIGID FLAT SLAB WITH REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS CONCRETE LOAD BEARING CORES (STAIRS/ ELEVATORS)

MATERIALITY : CONCRETE STRUCTURAL - NOISE REDUCTION, TYPICAL IN HOSPITALS, LONG BUILDING LIFE CYCLE, GREAT FIRE RATING ARCHITECTURAL - CLEAN LINES * CHANGED TO ALL CONCRETE FROM STEEL AND CONCRETE (MIDTERM) *

STRUCTURAL CASE STUDY:

C.H.O.P BUERGER CENTER FOR ADVANCED PEDIATRIC CARE LOCATION: PHILADELPHIA, PA ARCHITECT: FKP, NOW CANNON STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: TWO WAY FLAT SLAB INTERESTING FACT: EACH CURVED WALL WAS CUSTOM MADE.

SCALE 1/32” : 1’

ROOF 81’- 6”

LEVEL 5 65’ - 6”

LEVEL 4 50’ - 6”

LEVEL 3 35’ - 6”

LEVEL 2 15’ - 6”

LEVEL 1 E-1,2 G- 12 H- 12.1, 13 I- 12, 12.3, 13 J.1- 6 K- 8, 11, 12, 12.2, 13 M- 1 N- 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 O- 2, 5 P- 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Q- 12, 12.3 R- 12, 12.3

A- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 A.1- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 B- 7,8 9, 9,1 C- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9.1 F- 10, 11 H- 3, 4

D- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 E- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 F- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 G- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 H- 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11.2 I- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11.1 J- 7, 8 J.1- 1, 11 K- 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 L- 6 N- 2, 5 O- 3, 4

* There are no Transfer Columns. The columns that stop at Level 2 and 3, do not continue up. *

0’ - 0”

ABOVE SLAB

INSULATION DROP DOWN CEILING AND METAL TRACK METAL TIES METAL TRACK OVERHANG CANOPY

PATIENT ROOM OVERHANG CANOPY

DRAWING BY : ZACH ROWLEY

PERSPECTIVE OF OVERHANG CANOPY

Scanned with CamScanner PERSPECTIVE OF HAND RAILING

RAILING SECTION CUT SCALE 1”:1’

DRAWING BY : LINDSEY GORE

PERSPECTIVE OF RAILING SECTION CUT SCALE 1”:1’

ELEVATION OF RAILING SCALE 1”:1’

ELEVATION FOR RAILING MODEL

RAILING SECTION CUT SCALE 1”:1’