NIFC_300-JWH_MPR_Drawings_R1_11x17_20250603_0003.pdf

These architectural and engineering drawings detail the renovation of the Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) at the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) located in Boise, Idaho. The comprehensive set of plans covers demolition, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and other technical aspects of the renovation project for the NIF 300-JWH building. The drawings include first floor plans, demolition plans, reflected ceiling plans, HVAC plans, electrical plans, and various technical details such as ductwork configurations, pipe support specifications, communication and device labeling, and lighting fixture schedules. The design is prepared by Cushing Terrell and involves extensive modifications to the existing facility, including reconfiguring spaces, updating mechanical and electrical systems, and potentially improving the overall functionality of the multi-purpose room.

Key technical aspects include detailed plans for HVAC system modifications, electrical system updates, lighting replacements, and comprehensive demolition strategies. The plans show precise layouts for equipment placement, ductwork routing, electrical device positioning, and ceiling configurations. Specific technical details are provided for elements like volume dampers, duct transitions, pipe supports, and communication infrastructure. The drawings demonstrate a systematic approach to renovation, with careful consideration of existing building systems and the integration of new components, suggesting a comprehensive and methodical renovation strategy for the NIFC facility.