Drawing_Snow_Shelter_As_Built_1305M326Q0442.pdf

This document is a set of architectural and engineering drawings for a Snow Shelter and FAA Shielding project at Cedar City, Utah, prepared for NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) under FDI Contract No. 044132.

The project is a comprehensive construction undertaking that includes detailed plans for a snow shelter building with FAA electromagnetic shielding capabilities. The drawings encompass floor plans, building elevations, architectural details, structural framing plans, foundation details, electrical plans, HVAC floor plans, and mechanical systems. Key structural elements include a steel frame system with metal wall panels, concrete foundation with grade beams, reinforced columns and girts, roof framing with metal decking, and integrated ductwork and utility systems. The facility incorporates an ice shield grating system for weather protection, emergency and general lighting systems, heating and cooling equipment, and fuel storage with associated venting systems. The building includes stair systems with railings, door and window installations, and detailed connection specifications for all structural and mechanical components. The drawings reference multiple elevations, sections, and details at various scales (typically 1/4"=1'-0" or as noted) to provide comprehensive construction guidance. Project Management Services Contractor Fluor Daniel of Kansas City, Missouri, served as the design and coordination entity. The as-built submittal was dated March 3, 1997, with Project No. NXCY02 and Drawing No. 001 Rev. 1, indicating this represents the final as-built documentation set for construction completion.