Drawings_Existing_Fish_Culture_Building.pdf

This document is a comprehensive set of architectural and engineering drawings for the Dexter National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center Phase I project, dated November 1993. The drawings are redrawn for record purposes and cover civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing/HVAC design for a fish culture building facility located in Dexter, New Mexico.

The project includes detailed plans for site layout and grading, foundation and structural systems, a fish culture building with multiple raceways and support areas (including visitor gallery, hatchery operations, wet lab, mechanical and electrical rooms, bathrooms, and restroom facilities), utility infrastructure (water supply and distribution, sanitary sewer, storm drainage, gas, and electrical systems), HVAC systems with hydronic heating/cooling, plumbing with specialized aquaculture components, fire alarm and life safety systems, telecommunications, and site demolition and utility removal plans. The drawings specify concrete construction with steel framing, detailed equipment schedules for HVAC units (boilers, chillers, air handlers, fans, and pumps), fixture schedules for plumbing and lighting, electrical panel schedules, control schematics for mechanical systems, and comprehensive detail sheets addressing foundation connections, wall and roof assemblies, door and window specifications, and water system piping configurations including tank drops, branch connections, trapeze hangers, and valve assemblies. The design accommodates specialized aquaculture operations with multiple raceways, proper water circulation, temperature control, and maintenance access throughout the facility.