Drawings_Existing_Fish_Culture_Building_2.pdf

This is a comprehensive set of design and construction drawings for the Dexter National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center Phase I project in New Mexico, dated November 1993. The document consists of architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design drawings prepared for record purposes.

The project encompasses a new fish culture building with associated site infrastructure. Key components include architectural plans showing floor layouts, reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, and building elevations; civil drawings depicting site layout, grading, and utility plans; structural drawings with foundation details, roof framing, and wall sections; and comprehensive mechanical systems including HVAC schematics, plumbing layouts, and water supply systems. The electrical portion contains power distribution plans, lighting layouts, control schematics, and equipment schedules for various building systems. Detailed sections address construction specifications for concrete pads, foundation work, typical cross-sections of the fish culture building, and specialized details for mechanical systems including water supply entry, tank connections, and trapeze hangers. The drawings include numerous schedules for doors, windows, fixtures, HVAC equipment, boilers, pumps, fans, and electrical equipment, along with comprehensive legends and symbol references. Site utility demolition and electrical demolition plans are also included. All drawings are marked as redrawn for record purposes and reference the project's Phase I development at the hatchery facility in Dexter, New Mexico.