A06_-_Attachment__1_-_Design.pdf

This file contains architectural design drawings for the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge visitor center located in Soldotna, Alaska, prepared by High Timber Design Services, Inc.

The documents include comprehensive construction plans for a log cabin-style building featuring front, rear, left side, and right side elevations. The structure is supported by an insulated, extruded polystyrene foundation system with screw jacks for leveling and adjustment. The main floor plan shows a Great Hall entrance, food preparation area, women's and men's restrooms, landing, covered deck, and stairway. Building sections detail typical roof construction with standing seam metal roofing, wall assemblies using log construction with siding, floor systems with concrete insulation and joists, and floor covering specifications. The foundation plan indicates a "DIALOCK" extruded foam foundation forming system with a 12-inch poured concrete wall, reinforced with continuous rebar. The wall and footing schedule provides detailed specifications for foundation components, bearing point footings, and reinforcement requirements. Doors and windows are noted as owner-supplied, with rough openings specified and no allowance for settling. The drawings are marked as preliminary and include revision dates from 2005 to 2008. All elevations use a 1/8" = 1' scale, with building sections and detail drawings at 1/4" = 1' scale.