Exterior_Door_-_11_Mile_Parking_Structure.pdf

These architectural design documents are for the City of Royal Oak, Michigan, specifically detailing the addition of a new barrier-free door to the Southwest Tower of the 11 Mile Road Parking Structure. The plans, prepared by Rich & Associates and marked with drawing sheets A-11, S-11, and E-11, comprehensively illustrate the ground level plan, stair/elevator tower sections, curtain wall details, signage specifications, and construction sections for the proposed door addition. The design includes specific architectural and structural elements such as stair and elevator tower configurations, wall sections, and integration with existing Henry Ford Medical Center signage.

The technical drawings provide extensive details on construction materials, specifications, and technical requirements, including curtain wall plans, sections at various scales, and a door schedule. The project appears to be focused on improving accessibility by adding a barrier-free door entrance to the existing parking structure. The documents are highly technical, featuring multiple view perspectives (ground level plan, sections, elevations) and include specification notes detailing construction methods, materials, and technical requirements. While no specific budget or funding sources are directly visible in the drawings, the level of detail suggests a professional municipal infrastructure improvement project aimed at enhancing accessibility for the public parking facility.