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Structural Frame*
Bearing Walls - Exterior*
Bearing Walls - Interior
Nonbearing Walls &Partitions - Exterior
Nonbearing Walls &Partitions - Interior*
Floor Construction(Including SupportingBeams & Joists)
Roof Construction(Including SupportingBeams & Joists)
BUILDING ELEMENT FIRE-RESISTANCE RATINGREQUIREMENTS (IN
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*See VUSBC Table 601 for further specification
ASBESTOS & LEAD PAINT ANALYSES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BY THE
OWNER. THE REPORT, DATED DEC. 27, 2012,IS AVAILABLE FOR REFERENCE
FROM THE OWNER’S REPRESENTATIVE.THE OWNER WILL ABATE ASBESTOS &
LEAD CONTAINING MATERIALS FROM THE AREA OF WORK UNDER A
SEPARATECONTRACT. THIS WORK WILL BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO THE START OF
CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS CONTRACT.IF THE CONTRACTOR DISCOVERS OR
INADVERTENTLY DISTURBS ANY MATERIAL THAT MAY CONTAIN ASBESTOS
ORLEAD THAT HAS NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED, THAT WAS OVERLOOKED
DURING THE REMOVAL, OR WHICH WASDEEMED NOT TO BE FRIABLE OR WHICH
WAS ENCAPSULATED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL STOP WORK IN THE
AREACONTAINING THE ASBESTOS, SECURE THE AREA, AND NOTIFY THE OWNER
IMMEDIATELY BY TELEPHONE OR INPERSON WITH WRITTEN NOTICE FOLLOWING
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THE OWNER SHALL HAVE THE SUSPECTMATERIAL
SAMPLED. IF THE SAMPLE IS POSITIVE AND MUST BE DISTURBED IN THE
COURSE OF THE WORK, THEOWNER WILL HAVE THE MATERIAL REPAIRED OR
REMOVED AND WILL PAY FOR THE BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS. IF THEMATERIAL
DISTURBED IS NOT WITHIN THE CONTRACTOR’S AUTHORIZED WORK AND/OR
WORK AREA OR UNDER THISCONTRACT, THE CONTRACTOR WILL PAY FOR ALL
ASSOCIATED SAMPLING & ABATEMENT COSTS.NO ASBESTOS-CONTAINING
MATERIALS SHALL BE USED ON THE PROJECT
ASBESTOS & LEAD-BASED PAINT ABATEMENT
GeneralG0.01 Cover Sheet
ArchitecturalAD1.01 Demolition Plan & Demolition RCPA1.01
New Work Plan & New Work RCPA4.01 Interior Elevations &
Details
MechanicalM0.00 Cover Sheet - MechanicalM1.00 Demolition / New
Work Plans - MechanicalM2.00 Ventilation Tables - Mechanical
PlumbingP0.00 Cover Sheet - PlumbingP1.00 Floor Plan, Risers -
Plumbing
ElectricalE0.00 Cover Sheet - ElectricalE1.00 Demolition Floor
Plans - ElectricalE2.00 New Work Floor Plans - ElectricalE3.00
Panel Schedules - ElectricalE4.00 Lighting Schedule, F.A. &
Power Riser - Electrical
SHEET INDEX
Police Station UpgradesBisdorf I (AA1) BuildingNorthern Virginia
Community CollegeAlexandria Campus3001 North Beauregard
StreetAlexandria, VA 22311-5097
Consultants
703.684.5994
333 North Fairfax StreetAlexandria, Virginia 22314
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Drawing
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BCOM SUBMISSION 01/21/15
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PC No. 260-A2260-140
coleanddenny.com
Copyright © 2014 - Cole & Denny Incorporated. No part of
this document or design may be reproduced or distributed in any way
without the expressed written permission of the Architect.
21 January 2015
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3001 North Beauregard StreetAlexandria, VA 22311-5097
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Cover Sheet
Police Station Upgrades
1. THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE RENOVATION & EXPANSION OF THE
EXISTING POLICE OFFICE IN THEBISDORF BUILDING AND ADDITION OF A
SINGLE OCCUPANCY TOILET / SHOWER ROOM AND BREAK ROOM.
2. THE OCCUPANCY WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED.3. THE ROOMS TO BE
RENOVATED, 239, 239A, 239B, 239C, 239D, 240, 240A, 240B, & 241
WILL RECEIVE NEW
FLOOR, WALL, & CEILING FINISHES, INCLUDING ANTI-BALLISTIC
WALL ARMOR ON THE CORRIDOR PARTITION.4. DEMOLITION TO INCLUDE
NON-LOAD BEARING PARTITIONS, DOORS, ALL FLOORING IN RENOVATED
SPACES, AND ALL CEILING IN RENOVATED SPACES.5. EXISTING
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS WILL BE
MODIFIED AS NECESSARY.6. NEW LIGHTING AND DIFFUSERS TO BE
INSTALLED.7. NEW PLUMBING WILL BE PROVIDED FOR THE TOILET / SHOWER
ROOM AND BREAK ROOM.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
CODE SUMMARYAPPLICABLE CODES:
USE GROUP:
BUILDING PURPOSE:
CONSTRUCTION TYPE:
SPRINKLERED:
STORIES ABOVE GRADE:
PROJECT AREA:
VIRGINIA UNIFORM STATEWIDE BUILDINGCODE (VUSBC) 2012
EDITIONVIRGINIA STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE2012 EDITION2010 ADA
STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLEDESIGN - SEPT 15, 2010
BUSINESS (GROUP B)
CLASSROOMS & OFFICES
IIB
NO
3
SECOND FLOOR: 1,273 SF (RENOVATED)
LOCATION MAP
SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)4) Anti-Ballistic Wall Armor
a) Bullet Resistant Fiberglass Panels shall be USFA 3 Armor by
US Bulletproofing, UL 752 Level 3, 1/2" thick, 5 lbsper sq. ft., or
approved equal.
b) Bullet Resistant Fiberglass shall be of the "non-ricochet
type". The design is intended to permit the capture andretention of
an attacking projectile lessening the potential of a random injury
or lateral penetration.
c) Install in accordance with the Manufacturer's printed
recommendations.d) All joints shall be reinforced by a back-up
layer of bullet resistant material. The bullet resistance of the
joint, as
reinforced, shall be at least equal to that panel. Minimum width
of reinforcing layer at joint shall be 4-inches (2" oneach panel or
a 2" minimum overlap).
e) Install supporting members prior to bullet resistant
material. Contractor shall verify that all supports have
beeninstalled as required by the contract documents.
5) Suspended Ceilings:a) Metal Suspension Systems:
i) Armstrong 'Silhouette' 9/16" bolt slot 1/8" reveal grid
system, to match existing building standards. Color: White.ii)
Install ceiling in accordance with UL G031 floor assembly at
corridor.iii) Install hangers plumb and free from contact with
insulation or other objects within ceiling plenum that are not
part of supporting structure or of ceiling suspension system.
Splay hangers only where required to missobstructions; offset
resulting horizontal forces by bracing, countersplaying, or other
equally effective means.
iv) Where width of ducts and other construction within ceiling
plenum produces obstructions, install supplementalsuspension
members and hangers in form of trapezes or equivalent devices.
v) Secure wire hangers directly to structures or to inserts, eye
screws, or other devices that are secure andappropriate for
substrate.
b) Acoustical Panels:i) Armstrong 'Georgian/Silhouette' Beveled
Tegular Tile with HumiGuard Plus, #1753, 24"x 24"x 9/16",
to match existing building standards. Color: White.ii) Install
acoustical panel ceilings to comply with ASTM C 636, per
Manufacturer’s written instructions and
CISCA’s "Ceiling Systems Handbook."iii) Install acoustical
panels with undamaged edges and fit accurately into suspension
system runners and edge
moldings. Scribe and cut ceiling panels at borders and
penetrations to provide a neat, precise fit.iv) Install panels with
pattern running in one direction parallel to long axis of space.v)
Install reveal-edged panels with bottom of reveal in firm contact
with top surface of runner flanges.vi) Paint cut edges of panel
remaining exposed after installation; match color of exposed panel
surfaces using
coating recommended by Acoustical Panel Manufacturer.6)
Carpet:
a) Carpet tile 1 (CPT-1): Shaw Contract Group, No Rules, Color
05500 Versatile, 59106 Linage, or approved equal.i) Adhesives:
Install with mildew-resistant, nonstaining type adhesive to suit
products and subfloor conditions,
that complies with flammability requirements for installed
carpet, and is recommended or provided by CarpetManufacturer.
b) Preparation: Comply with CRI 104, Section 7.3, "Site
Conditions; Floor Preparation," and with CarpetManufacturer’s
written installation instructions for preparing substrates.i)
Remove adhesives or other materials that may be bonded to the slab,
in accordance with the Carpet
Manufacturer’s substrate preparation instructions.ii) Use
trowelable leveling and patching compounds, according to
Manufacturer’s written instructions, to fill
cracks, holes, depressions, and protrusions in substrates.iii)
Remove coatings, old adhesives, and other substances that are
incompatible with adhesives and that
contain soap, wax, oil, or silicone, without using solvents.
Broom and vacuum clean substrates to becovered immediately before
installing carpet.
c) Direct-Glue-Down Installation: Comply with Carpet
Manufacturer's written installation instructions.i) Install tiles
in quarter turn pattern. Cut and fit carpet to butt tightly to
vertical surfaces and permanent
fixtures.ii) Extend carpet into toe spaces, door reveals,
closets, open-bottomed obstructions, removable flanges,
alcoves, and similar openings.iii) Install to comply with Carpet
Manufacturer’s written recommendations.
7) Resilient Base:a) Resilient Base at carpet: Armstrong
Color-Integrated Wall Base, or approved equal. Rubber, no toe, 1/8"
thick,
4 inches high, from continuous coil. Corners may be job formed.
Color: 59 Charcoal Gray.b) Install wall base in lengths as long as
practicable without gaps at seams and with tops of adjacent pieces
aligned.
Tightly adhere wall base to substrate throughout length of each
piece, with base in continuous contact withhorizontal and vertical
substrates.
c) In carpeted areas, install the base before the carpet is
installed.d) Attach to partitions using Manufacturer's approved
adhesive and without wrinkling, gaps at seams or top,
bulging at corners, or adhesive overflow.8) Ceramic Tile:
a) Floor Tile (in Shower Room 240E)i) Daltile 'Natural Hues' or
approved equal. Color: Pebble QH18. Size 8 x 8.ii) With Abrasive
Content.iii) 1/8" grout joint. Grout color: Mapei Gray #9.iv)
Install per Manufacturer's recommendations and Tile Council of
North America Handbook.v) Use Self-Leveling Underlaymentvi) Install
waterproofing membrane in accordance with ANSI A118.10.vii)
Thinset: Portland cement ASTM C150, Type 1, Gray.viii) Grout:
Standard unsanded grout. Use joint sealant.ix) Provide ADA
compliant marble threshold uniform in color and finish. ASTM C503
and ASTM C241.
b) Wall Tile (in Shower Room 240E)i) Daltile 'Natural Hues' or
approved equal. Color: Almond QH02. Size 4x 8. Stacked bond
pattern.ii) Trim: Bullnose 2 3/4" x 5 3/4", Corner Bullnose 2 3/4"
x 2 3/4", Cove Base: 5 1/2" x 7 3/4". Color: Almond QH02.iii) 1/8"
grout joint. Grout color: Mapei Malt #16.iv) Install per
Manufacturer's recommendations and Tile Council of North America
Handbook. Use Joint Sealant.v) Grout: Standard unsanded grout. Use
joint sealant.
9) Painting & finishing:a) Paint all partitions & other
exposed areas, including but not limited to ceiling bulkheads,
walls, doors and frames.b) Apply paint according to Manufacturer’s
written instructions. Use applicators and techniques best suited
for substrate
and type of material being used.c) Provide Manufacturer’s best
quality paint material for the coatings specified.d) Examine
substrates, areas, and conditions under which painting will be
performed for compliance with paint
application requirements. Remove dirt, rust, scale, grease,
moisture, scuffed surfaces, or conditions detrimental toformation
of a durable paint film before painting the surface. Do not begin
to apply paint until unsatisfactory conditionshave been corrected
and surfaces receiving paint are thoroughly dry.
e) Provide finish coats that are compatible with primers used.f)
Provide the number of coats and film thickness required regardless
of the application method.g) Do not apply succeeding coats until
the previous coat has cured for the full time period recommended by
the
Manufacturer.h) Sand between applications if sanding is required
to produce a smooth, even surface.i) Omit primer on items that have
been shop primed. Touch up and re-prime areas that have been
exposed (i.e.,
door undercuts, etc.) before applying final coats.j) Clean and
prepare surfaces to be painted according to the Manufacturer’s
written instructions for each particular
substrate condition.k) Clean galvanized surfaces with
non-petroleum-based solvents so surface is free of oil and
contaminants before painting.l) Protect work of other trades,
whether being painted or not, against damage by painting. Correct
damage by cleaning,
repairing, replacing, and/or repainting to the Tenant's
satisfaction.m) Provide "wet paint" signs to protect newly painted
finishes.n) Remove temporary protective wrappings, provided to
protect work by others, after completing painting operations.o)
Mask window mullions, hardware, hinges and other items that cannot
be removed. Remove all masking before the
Architect's final inspection.p) Remove empty cans, rags,
rubbish, and other discarded paint materials from the site at the
end of each workday.q) Paint schedule: provide the number of coats
necessary to cover but not less than one (1) prime coat and two
(2)
finish coats on new and patched surfaces. Use specific paint
recommended by Paint Manufacturer based uponsubstrate and finish
specified below:i.) Interior gypsum wallboard (unless otherwise
noted)
a) 1 coat, drywall primer, vinyl latex sealer: all gypsum
wallboard surfaces.b) 2 coats, ultra-deluxe interior vinyl egg
shell finish: Color to be selected by Architect.
ii) Painted wood doors (factory primed):a) 2 coats: deluxe latex
satin finish. Color to be selected by Architect.
iii) Hollow metal door jambs & door closer covers at painted
doorsa) 2 coats: deluxe latex semi-gloss finish. Color to be
selected by Architect.
10) Architecturcal Woodworka) Provide shop drawings showing
dimensions and details, including all joints and connections.b)
Installation: install architedctural woodwork plumb, level, true,
and straight with no distortions.
i.) Shim as required using concealed shims. Install to a
tolerance of 1/16" in 8'-0" for plumb and level.ii.) Anchor
woodwork to metal wall studs. Secure to grounds with countersunk
concealed fasteners and blind nailing as
required for a complete installation.iii.) Scribe work to fit
adjoining surfaces. Woodwork shall be accurately and neatly fitted
together by skilled Finish
Carpenters. Neatly fit all hardware.c) Solid Surface Material -
Counter & Backsplash: Silestone Quartz Surface, Color: Blanco
City, or approved equal.d) Solid Surface Material - Integral Bowl:
Whitee) Wood - Cabinets: Merillat Classic, Fusion style or approved
equal. Color to be selected by Architect.
11) Counter Support Bracketsa) Rakks EH-1818-FM Flush Mount
Brackets, or approved equal.b) Install per Manufacturer guidelines.
Determine support spacing per Manufacturer guidelines.
12) Appliancesa) Provide and install appliances per
Manufacturer's guidelines for Break Room 240G.
i.) Refrigerator - 20 cubic feet, Side-By-Side; GE GSS20ESHSS or
approved equal.ii.) Microwave - Sharp R-21LTF or approved
equal.
13) Toilet Accessoriesa) Refer to Toilet Fixture Schedule and
Shower Room Elevations.b) Provide blocking in the wall for mounting
of all accessories.
14) Electrical switch plates & devices:a) The visible
elements of all new devices (switch plates, switches, receptacles,
etc.) shall be white plastic with
smooth finish. Replace remaining existing devices and plates so
that elements match new devices.15) Mechanical:
a) See mechanical specifications and notes on Sheet M0.0.16)
Electrical:
a) See electrical specifications and notes on Sheet E0.0.
GENERAL NOTESA. GOVERNING CODE
All work shall be performed in accordance with the requirements
of the 2012 VUSBC, and localcodes, laws, regulations, and
ordinances. The Building Code Authority is the Virginia
Departmentof General Services (DGS), Bureau of Capital Outlay
Management (BCOM), Division of Engineeringand Buildings (DEB).The
General Contractor shall comply with the 2012 Virginia State Fire
Prevention Code andNFPA 241-2004. The General Contractor shall
maintain a copy of the above documents at thesite.
B. PRICINGThe General Contractor shall promplty notify the
Architect and Owner for clarification of anyambiguity or
inconsistency which he may discover upon examination of the
ConstructionDocuments or the site and existing conditions prior to
submitting his price. The GeneralContractor, by making his bid,
represents that:
a. He has read and understands the documents and his bid is made
in accordance therewith.b. He has visited the site, has
familiarized himself with the site and job conditions and
jurisdictional requirements under which the work is to be
performed and has correlated hisobservations with the requirements
of the Contract Documents.
c. His price is based upon the materials, systems, and equipment
required by the BiddingDocuments without exception. The General
Contractor shall contact the Owner'sRepresentative to make an
appointment to visit the site. Failure to visit the site will
notrelieve the General Contractor of the obligation to furnish all
material and labor necessaryto carry out the provisions of the
Contract Documents and to complete the work for theconsideration
set forth in his bid.The Owner's Representative is Pat Didonato and
her phone number is 703-323-3714.
C. OWNER OCCUPANCYThe building and site will be occupied during
construction. The Contractor shall obtain the Owner'sapproval and
coordinate and schedule in advance with the Owner all work that may
affect theOwner's operations. Such work includes deliveries,
storage of materials, staging operations,interior work including
removal and replacement interior finishes and work above the
ceilings,interruptions in power, air conditioning and heating, and
similar work. If necessary toaccommodate the Owner's schedule, some
outages may need to be scheduled after hours or onweekends. See
specifications for additional information.
D. MEASUREMENTS & EXISTING CONDITIONSDimensions are from
finished face of construction to finish face of construction unless
notedotherwise.Information contained in these documents is based on
existing documents and field measurements.The Contractor shall
field verify existing conditions and all measurements at the
building and shallbe responsible for correctness of same. Where
conflicts occur between the documents and theexisting conditions,
the Contractor shall notify the Architect for resolution of
discrepanciesbefore proceeding with the work.The hazardous material
survey report is available for informational purposes only. The
scopes ofwork as described in the report are not part of this
contract for construction or for this buildingpermit submission.
The Owner will have all hazardous material removal performed under
a separatecontract with a Qualified Contractor, under a separate
building permit as submitted and approvedby BCOM Officials. Scope
of work pertaining to the removal of hazardous materials will
beperformed prior to the commencement of any work associated with
this project permit.
E. DEMOLITIONDemolition includes controlled destruction of
existing construction and the removal and disposalof demolished
materials as shown on the drawings and/or included in these
notes.Demolition shall be performed in sections small enough so as
not to endanger any adjacentmaterials or facilities to remain in
place. Provide adequate shoring, bracing, and protection toprevent
movement, settlement, collapse, or damage to existing materials or
facilities which are toremain. Contractor shall submit to the
Architect for review and acceptance, prior to beginning thework,
complete details of shoring procedures signed by a registered
Professional Engineer.Promptly repair all damages caused by the
demolition to adjacent facilities or materials at no costto the
Owner.
F. CUTTING & PATCHING OF THE WORKThe Contractor shall be
responsible for all cutting, fitting, and patching that may be
required tocomplete the work and make its several parts fit
together to achieve the professional quality ofnew work. Where
existing construction is disturbed, the affected area shall be
replaced andrepaired with matching materials and finishes and
blended with existing work. Where paint cannotbe touched up to
match, repaint entire surface.
G. TEMPORARY FACILITIESThe Owner will provide utilities
available from the existing building for use by the Contractor.
TheContractor shall provide temporary toilet facilities for the
workmen and shall make additionalprovisions if required to
accomplish the work. At the completion of construction and
beforerequest for final payment, all existing facilities used by
the Contractor shall be cleaned andrestored to original condition
to the Owner's satisfaction.
H. TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BARRIERSThe Contractor will comply
with the Owner's and local jurisdiction's requirements for erection
ofnon-combustible safety barricades for protection of people and
property at and around all workareas. Paint with appropriate
colors, graphics, and warning signs to inform personnel and
thepublic of the hazard being protected against. The Contractor
must maintain access to all exits andmaintain required egress
passage widths throughout the demolition and construction period.
Theegress passage may not be used as a pathway to transport
materials to and from the area ofwork while the building is
occupied.
I. FIELD COORDINATIONContractor shall coordinate building access
neccessary to perform the work with the Owner'sRepresentative.
Contractor shall protect the space and equipment that is outside of
the specificarea of work from damage. Should any damage occur,
Contractor shall repair to the Owner'ssatisfaction at no additional
cost to the Owner.
J. WORK EXECUTIONAll materials and products are to be
manufactured, assembled, and installed in accordance
withManufacturer's recommendations, requirements, and shop
drawings. Contractor shall post a firewatch complying with Chapter
26 of the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code for any
weldingand other hot work. The fire watch shall extend a minimum of
two hours after the welding and/orhot work is complete.
K. CLEANINGThe work site must be kept clean of construction
debris and discarded packaging material. TheContractor shall
arrange for his own trash containers and their removal. Location of
the containersmust be coordinated with the Owner's Representative.
Trash to be disposed of in a proper andlegal manner. All work shall
be thoroughly cleaned and polished before final inspection.
Cleaningmust be approved by the Owner prior to final
acceptance.
L. SHOP DRAWINGS & SUBMITTALSSubmit shop drawings and
product data to the Architect for the following items. Shop
drawings,product data, warranties, operation and maintenance
manuals, qualifications, and other requiredapplicable information
for a single specification section shall be consolidated into one
submittal oras few submittals as economically possible. Shop
drawings shall be sufficient in scale and detail toindicate
materials, methods of fabrication, joints, and general
configuration. Work shall notcommence on each item until the Owner
has approved the submittal. Submit samples only foritems below
marked with an asterisk (*).
a. Doors, Frames, & Hardwareb. Carpet Tile*c. Resilient
Base*d. Ceiling Panels & Grid Systemse. Light Fixturesf.
Paint*g. Solid Surface Counters*h. Millwork & Cabinetry*i.
Ceramic Tile*j. Counter Support Bracketsk. Plumbing Fixturesl.
Appliancesm. Air Balance Reportn. Mechanical Equipmento. Electrical
Equipment
SPECIFICATIONS1) Doors & Frames:
a) Stained wood doors shall be flush, solid-core with hardwood
facing to match existing in species and finish.b) Install doors in
accordance with Manufacturer’s instructions and conforming to AWI
requirements for fit tolerances.
Doors shall swing freely, free from rattling when in latch
position, and free from hinge binding.c) Pre-machine doors for
finish hardware, complying with hardware templates furnished by
hardware supplier.d) Hollow metal door frames shall be full weld
type, 16-gauge, zinc-coated steel with mitered corners and
corner
tabs to ensure alignment of the pieces.e) For door frames,
provide 10-gauge reinforcing for mortised hinges, strike plate, and
other specified hardware.
Provide jamb anchors appropriate for metal stud assemblies and
accommodation for 3 silencers per leaf.2) Hardware:
Door Type Ai) 3'-0" x 6'-8" x 1 3/4" flush solid core, stain
grade hardwood facing.ii) Sargent 10G24 cylinder office/entrance
lock, 'P' lever with 'G' rose. Finish: 26D Satin Chrome ANSI
626.iii) 1 1/2 pair Hager hinges, BB1279 4.5x4.5, or approved
equal. Finish: 611 US9 Bright Bronze.iv) 3 silencers, grayv) 1
surface mounted closer with cover, LCN Seried 1460, mounted on pull
side, or approved equal. Finish: 611 US9
Bright Bronze.vi) 1 Ives WS402CVX wall bumper where indicated on
plan, or approved equal. Finish: 611 US9 Bright Bronze.
3) Interior partitions:a) See partition types on sheet A2.b)
Install plumb and level with deviation no more than 1/8" over any
8-foot dimension.c) Tape, fill and sand exposed joints, edges,
openings, and fixings, to produce surface ready to receive surface
finishes.
Feather coats onto adjoining surfaces so that camber is maximum
1/32".d) Provide fire-retardant, solid-wood blocking in partitions
where required to support wall mounted items.e) Provide all
accessories, fasteners and sealants necessary for proper
installation.f) Install high strength corner trim (Gordon #901 SC
375) at outside corners.g) Install water-resistant and
mold-resistant gypsum panels throughout in Shower Room (240E).
Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing Engineers:
Mega Consulting Engineers6350 Palmetto PlaceCentreville,
Virginia 20121703-830-9777
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IN.
MARBLETHRESHOLD
TILEFLOORING
CARPET
DOOR
SPLICE PIECE -TYPICAL AT ALLWALL ARMORJOINTS
2" MIN. 2" MIN.
A
2" 3'-0" 2"
2"6'
-8"3'-6" 1'-0"
3'-0" 6"
2'-1
1 1/
2"
2'-1
1 1/
2"
3'-4
"3'
-0"
1'-6
"
2'-1
0"
2'-0" 1'-0"
A
F F
B CC B
3'-3
"
E
8"
3'-3
"
G
2"
SEE PARTITION TYPESSEE PARTITION TYPE
CONTINUOUS PERIMETERSEALANT EACH SIDE
H.M. FRAME
DOOR
A
MARK ITEM MODEL TYPE REMARKS
MIRROR BOBRICK B-165 2436 SURFACE
B SURFACE
C
TOILET PAPER DISPENSER
SURFACE
D SURFACE
E SURFACE
F SURFACEFURNISHED BY OWNER
GRAB BAR BOBRICK B-5806 X 42
GRAB BAR BOBRICK B-5806 X 36
SHOWER GRAB BAR BOBRICK B-6861
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER FURNISHED BY OWNER
HAND SOAP DISPENSERG SURFACEFURNISHED BY OWNER
FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY GC
FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY GC
FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY GC
SHOWER SOAP DISPENSERH SURFACEFURNISHED BY OWNER FURNISHED BY
OWNER, INSTALLED BY GC
FOLDING SHOWER SEATI SURFACEBOBRICK B-5181
SHOWER RODJ SURFACEBOBRICK B-207 X 36
2'-1
0"1'
-10"
2'-6
"
4"
BACKSPLASH
SOLID SURFACE COUNTER
MOVABLE SHELF, TYP.
3/4" SOLID SURFACECOUNTER
1/4" RAD
1/8 RAD
SEALANT
CERAMICTILE
RAKKSEH-1818-FM FLUSHMOUNTCOUNTERSUPPORTBRACKET ATOPEN SIDE
APRON ATOPEN SIDE
COVE
1'-6"
PROVIDE ANDINSTALL INSULATEDCOVERING OVEREXPOSED PIPINGAND
FITTINGS
INTEGRAL BOWLLAVATORY
1'-10"
1 1/
2"
1/2"1"
BACKSPLASH BEYOND
BACKSPLASH
2 3/
4"
Consultants
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Key Plan
Drawing
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Date
Project No.
Sheet No.
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Submission Set Date
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A4.01
Interior Elevations & Details
Police Station Upgrades
0' 2' 4' 8'
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.011 SHOWER ROOM ELEV.
1/4" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.012 SHOWER ROOM ELEV.
1/4" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.013 SHOWER ROOM ELEV.
1/4" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.014 SHOWER ROOM ELEV.
1 1/2" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.019 SOFFIT DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.0110 SHOWER DRAIN DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"A4.01 A4.017 THRESHOLD DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.018 WALL ARMOR DETAIL
1 1/2" = 1'-0"A4.01 A4.016 HEAD/JAMB DETAIL
TOILET FIXTURE SCHEDULE
FIXTURE MOUNTING HEIGHTS DOOR TYPES
PARTITION TYPES
1/4" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.015 BREAK ROOM ELEV.
0' 6" 1'4"2"
SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"
0' 1' 2'6"
SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
3" = 1'-0"A1.01 A4.0111 VANITY DETAIL
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