RFI Attachment 1 SW-D-11037-1A1 PCS Bldg.pdf

This is an architectural drawing set for an airport facilities building project prepared by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the Southwest Region at Fort Worth, Texas. The drawings are dated September 18, 1989 and were prepared by Rogers architects.

The document presents plans and elevations for a standard modular airport building structure measuring 30'-0" by 26'-0". Key structural components include an aluminum ridge beam, side and gable fascias, corner posts and superstructure posts of typical design, and a gable roof configuration. The building utilizes wall panels constructed of 3" steel/foam/steel and steel/fiberglass materials with interchangeable like-size panels. Interior finishes specify tan steel and fiberglass, while exterior finish is tan steel. The roof incorporates a 4" roof panel system and includes core foam insulation. The foundation is noted as EL 633.507. The drawings include a floor plan, roof plan, multiple elevations (Side A, Side C, Gable End D and G), cross-section details, and a legend identifying solid panel, solid panel DFT (dry film thickness), and double door components. Notes reference specifications for panel schedules and indicate the manufacturer as National Partitions & Interiors, Inc.