54 - Attachment 0004 SEED PROJ SOW 1991 ENL BRKS PH 4 1st FLR DOM WTR 041859.pdf

This is a technical architectural drawing for third floor domestic water piping and dry standpipe installation prepared by the U.S. Army Engineer District, Baltimore for the Fort Meade Barracks Building project. The drawing is dated June 15, 1954 (drawing number 41052) and is drawn to a scale of 3/8" = 1'-0".

The plan illustrates the piping layout for domestic water distribution and emergency dry standpipe systems serving the third floor of the barracks structure. The drawing shows multiple water lines and standpipe connections arranged throughout the floor, with specific dimensional notations, pipe sizes, and valve locations marked. Key features include living/sleeping rooms positioned along the perimeter, various utility connections, and a shut-off valve (TOT) detail indicated on the plan. The drawing includes standard architectural notation, section references, and construction details typical of mid-20th century military facility specifications. A note references pipe sizes not shown on this sheet, directing users to the riser diagram on Sheet P-3 and the toilet room plan on Sheet P-5 for complete specifications.