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Attached is the Building Design Sandards for the Whipple Federal Building. Due to it's size this documents has been divided into 3 sections this is the 3rd of 3.
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Diagram Name or Description
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5.4
5.4 Building Support Spaces
5.4.6 BACk oF HouSe / JANItoRIAL SPACeS
5.4.6.4 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
B u i l d i n g d e s i g n s ta n d a r d s - F i n i s H e s
5.5
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.1
5.5.1.1 Describe the master signage program for the building.
If a master signage program does not exist, one should be established.
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.2 exteRIoR BuILDING SIGANGe use original design intent to inform lobby signage standards.
5.5.2.1 Main Building Signage
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.2.2 exterior Cornerstones or Inscriptions description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.2.3 way Finding / Directional description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.2.4 Provide diagrams showing locations of exterior signage
5.5.2.5 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used on exterior signage.
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5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.2 exteRIoR BuILDING SIGANGe
5.5.2.6 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
B u i l d i n g d e s i g n s ta n d a r d s - F i n i s H e s 5
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.2 EXTERIOR BUILDING SIGNAGE
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.2 EXTERIOR BUILDING SIGNAGE
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5.5
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.2 exteRIoR BuILDING SIGANGe
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGe
use original design intent to inform lobby signage standards.
5.5.3.1 Plaques and Seals
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.3.2 Building Directory
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.3.3 Announcement Boards
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGe
5.5.3.4 way Finding / Directional description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.3.5 Fire / Life Safety
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.3.6 Ancillary and Amenity Signage
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.3.7 Provide diagrams showing locations of ground floor lobby signage.
5.5.3.8 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used for ground floor lobby signage.
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGe
5.5.3.9 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGE
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.3 LOBBY SIGNAGE
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5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGe
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5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.3 LoBBy SIGNAGe
5.5.4 FIRST FLooR eLevAtoR LoBBy
use original design intent to inform lobby signage standards.
5.5.4.1 elevator Signage description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.4.2 Fire / Life Safety
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.4.3 Call Buttons and Signs
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.4.4 Provide diagrams showing locations of ground floor elevator lobby signage.
5.5.4.5 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used on ground floor elevator lobby signage.
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.4 FIRST FLooR eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5.4.6 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.4 FIRST FLOOR ELEVATOR LOBBY
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Diagram Name or Description
Description
5.5.4 FIRST FLOOR ELEVATOR LOBBY
5.5.4.6 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
B u i l d i n g d e s i g n s ta n d a r d s - F i n i s H e s 5
5.5
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.4 FIRST FLooR eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy use original design intent to inform lobby signage standards.
5.5.5.1 elevator Signage description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.5.2 Floor Directory
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.5.3 Fire / Life Safety
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5.5.4 Call Buttons and Signs
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.5.5 Provide diagrams showing locations of elevator lobby signage..
5.5.5.6 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used on elevator lobby signage.
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5.5.7 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy
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5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.5 tyPICAL eLevAtoR LoBBy
5.5.5.7 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
5.5.6 tyPICAL CoRRIDoR use original design intent to inform GSA building corridor signage standards.
5.5.6.1 tenant Signage description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.2 Corridor Signage / Room Numbers
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.3 way Finding / Directional description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6 tyPICAL CoRRIDoR
5.5.6.4 Stair / egress
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.5 toilet Room description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.6 Fire / Life Safety
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6 tyPICAL CoRRIDoR
5.5.6.7 Ancillary and Amenity Signage
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.8 other description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.6.9 Provide diagrams showing locations of typical corridor signage.
5.5.6.10 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used on typical corridor signage
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
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5.5.6 tyPICAL CoRRIDoR
5.5.6.11 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
5.5.6 tyPICAL CoRRIDoR d e F i n i n g F e at u r e s 3
3.2
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
5.5.6 TYPICAL CORRIDOR
Diagram Name or Description d e F i n i n g F e at u r e s3 3.2
Diagram Name or Description
Diagram Name or Description
5.5 Signage / Wayfinding
5.5.6 TYPICAL CORRIDOR
5.5.7 BuILDING SuPPoRt SPACeS
use original design intent to inform building support spaces signage standards.
5.5.7.1 Directory
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.7.2 way Finding / Directional description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.7 BuILDING SuPPoRt SPACeS
5.5.7.3 Announcement Boards
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.7.4 Fire / Life Safety
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.7.5 Ancillary and Amenity Signage
description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
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5.5.7 BuILDING SuPPoRt SPACeS
5.5.7.6 other description
Material
Font / upper or lower case raised / engraved / embedded text
Finish / color letters
Background
Frame sign dimensions
Mounting system
5.5.7.7 Provide diagrams showing locations of building support spaces signage.
5.5.7.8 Provide a graphic of the building standards font used on building support signage.
5.5 Signage / Way-finding
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
Description
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5.5.7 BuILDING SuPPoRt SPACeS
5.5.7.9 Photo Documentation and Product Information:
B U I L D I N G D E S I G N S TA N D A R D S - F I N I S H E S
5.6
5.6.1 EXTERIOR / SITE
5.6.1.1 Use original design intent, master security program and current national security standards to inform site security stan-dards. Provide photographs of existing elements (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible.
Barriers
Type
Material
Locations
Fixed / Retractable
5.6.1.2 General Notes:
5.6 Security
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5.6.1 EXTERIOR / SITE
5.6.1.3 Photos, diagrams, and product information
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Description ___________________________________________________
5.6 Security
5.6.1 EXTERIOR / SITE
5.6.1.3 Photos, diagrams, and product information
5.6.2 SECURE AREAS
5.6.2.1 Use original design intent and existing building conditions to inform secure area finishes such as corridors and detention areas. Provide photographs of existing spaces (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible.
Walls
Material
Pattern / Layout
Manufacturer / Style
Color
Ceiling
Description / type
Manufacturer / Model
Color
Floors
Material
Manufacturer / Style
Color
Pattern / Layout
Base
Type / Size
Color
Trim
Type / Size
Color
Location
5.6.2 SECURE AREAS
5.6.2.2 Use original light types and existing building conditions to inform lighting standards. Provide photographs of existing light fixtures (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible.
Description
Manufacturer
Model
Lamp
5.6.2.3 Provide a lighting strategy for the typical secure corridor. Use original lighting strategies and existing building conditions to inform the lighting strategy. Include diagrams.
5.6.2.4 Other Features / Details:
5.6.3 SECURE ELEVATORS
5.6.3.1 Use original design intent and existing building conditions to inform secure elevator cab finishes. Provide photographs of existing cabs (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible
Walls
Material
Pattern / Layout
Manufacturer / Style
Color
Ceiling
Description / type
Manufacturer / Model
Color
Floors
Material
Manufacturer / Style
Color
Pattern / Layout
Base
Type / Size
Color
Trim
Type / Size
Color
Location
5.6.3.2 Use original light types and existing building conditions to inform lighting standards. Provide photographs of existing light fixtures (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible.
Description
Manufacturer
Model
Lamp
5.6.3.3 Provide a lighting strategy for the typical secure elevator cab. Use original lighting strategies and existing building condi-tions to inform the lighting strategy. Include diagrams.
5.6 Security
5.6.3 SECURE ELEVATORS
5.6.3.4 Use original designs and existing building conditions to inform elevator cab door and frames. Provide photographs of existing doors and hardware (if permitted by the GSA) used as building standards, as well as product cut sheets where possible.
Cab doors and door frames
Door height
Door type and finish
Frame type and finish
Car Operating Panel
Description / Size
Finish
Other
5.6.3.5 General Notes:
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5.6 Security
5.6.3 SECURE ELEVATORS
5.6.3.6 Photos, diagrams, and product information
Glossary
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Table of Contents
Glossary ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6.0
A
B
Bubble diagram: A simple way of expressing relationships.
Shown most commonly as circles with lines representing con-nections.
Building Preservation Plan: A comprehensive management plan for historic buildings. This plan provides a standardized system for the evaluation and management of GSA historic buildings.
C
D
Defining feature: Distinctive elements and physical features that compose the character and appearance of a building.
E
Energy Star Label: Certification granted to a building by En-ergy Star that has achieved a rating of 75% or higher and has been professionally verified to meet current indoor environment standards. A building may be certified more than once.
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N
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Parti: The overall organizational logic of a space or building.
Program: The intended use or function of an architectural
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S Solid mass: A conceptual term meaning enclosed or opaque architectural space.
Spatial void: A conceptual term meaning open architectural space.
space.
Public: A conceptual term referring to space that is open and/or unrestricted.
Private: A conceptual term referring to space that is enclosed and/or restricted.
Stacking diagram: A sectional representation of spatial rela-tionships.
Vertical circulation / services core: A vertical shaft of space that cuts through a building, enabling people and mechanical services (such as water and heat) to move from floor to floor.
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6 Glossary Of Terms
G L O S S A RY O F T E R M S
6.1
NAtIoNAL ReGISteR ReSouRCe CLASSIFICAtIoNS: DeFINItIoNS
District: A district possesses a significant concentration, linkage, or continuity of sites, buildings, structures, or objects united histori-cally or aesthetically by plan or physical development.
Site: A site is the location of a significant event, a prehistoric or historic occupation or activity, or a building or structure, whether standing, ruined, or vanished, where the location itself possesses historical, cultural, or archeological value regardless of the value of any existing structure.
Building: a building, such as a house, bam, church, hotel, or similar construction is created to shelter any form of human activity.
Building may also be used to refer to a historically and functionally related unit, such as a courthouse and jail or a house and bam.
Structure: the term structure is used to distinguish from buildings those functional constructions made usually for purposes other than creating shelter.
object: the term object is used to distinguish from buildings and structures those constructions that are primarily artistic in nature or are relatively small in scale and simply constructed. although it may be, by nature or design, movable, an object is associated with a specific setting or environment, such as statuary in a designed landscape.
what is a historic resource?
The National Historic Preservation Act defines historic resource, or historic property, as: any prehistoric or historic district, site, building, structure, or object included in, or eligible for inclusion in the national register (of Historic Places); such term includes artifacts, records, and remains which are related to such a district, site, building, structure, or object.
The National Register, in turn, defines a historic property as a district, site, building, structure, or object significant in American his-tory, architecture, engineering, archeology, and culture. a historic property may be a row of stores having cast-iron fronts or Mount Vernon, a water tower or a city park, a railroad station, an ethnic neighborhood, or the archeological remains of a prehistoric indian village. it may be of value to the nation as a whole or important only to the community in which it is located.
6 Glossary Of Terms g l O s s a rY O F t e r M s
6.1
Appendix
B u i l d i n g d e s i g n s ta n d a r d s
Table of Contents
Appendix .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7.0 Works Cited ...................................................................................................................................................................7.1.0
Intro to Building Design Standards .................................................................................................................................7.2.0 Helpful Hints ...................................................................................................................................................................7.3.0 Revision Log ...................................................................................................................................................................7.4.0 Procedure for Revisions..................................................................................................................................................7.5.0
7 Appendix
7.1 Works Cited
Architectural and transportation Barriers Compliance Board. 2.0.05. Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities and Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) Accessibility Guidelines. Washington, D.C.
http://www.access-board.gov/ada-aba/final.htm (accessed May 17, 2.0.06).
Foell, Stephanie and Robinson, Judith. 2.0.03. Growth, Efficiency, and Modernism: GSA Buildings of the 195.0s, 6.0s and 7.0s.
Washington, D.C. http://www.gsa.gov (accessed May 1.0, 2.0.06).
GSA Historic Building Program: 2.0.05. Extending the Legacy: GSA Historic Building Stewardship http://www.gsa.gov/gsa/cmattachments/GSADOCUMENT/ historicpreservationR2T-m4T.0Z5RDZ-i34K-pR.pdf (accessed June 1, 2.0.06).
GSA Historic Building Program: 2.0.04. GSA Preservation Desk Guide http://www.gsa.gov/gsa/cmattachments/GSADOCUMENT/Annotated%2.0Web%2.0Table%2.0of%2.0ContentsR2-w-tD-z.0Z5RDZ-i34K-pR.doc (accessed June 1, 2.0.06).
GSA Historic Building Program: 1999. Held in Public Trust: PBS Strategy for Historic Buildings, http://www.gsa.gov/gsa/cmat-tachments/GSADOCUMENT/ HIPTR2-u3Z.0Z5RDZ-i34K-pR.pdf (accessed June 1, 2.0.06).
Hume, Gary L., Jandl, ward H., and weeks, kay D., eds. 1992. The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation & Illustrated Guidelines for Applying the Standards. Washington, D.C. http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/TPS/tax/rhb/stand.htm (accessed May 3.0, 2.0.06).
u.S. Architectural and transportation Barriers Compliance Board. 2.0.04. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities. Washington, D.C. http://www.access-board.gov/adaag/html/adaag.htm (accessed May 17, 2.0.06).
u.S. Green Building Council. 2.0.05. Leed-CI for Commercial Interiors Reference Guide Version 2.0. Washington, D.C:
U.S.G.B.C. Press.
u.S. General Services Administration Public Buildings Service. 2.0.03. 2.0.05. ADM 1.02.0.2 Procedures for Historic Proper-ties. Washington, D.C. http://www.gsa.gov/gsa/cmattachments/GSABASIC.pdf (accessed May 2, 2.0.06).
u.S. General Services Administration Public Buildings Service. 2.0.05. Facilities Standards for the Public Buildings Service.
2.0.05. Washington, D.C. http://www.gsa.gov/P1.0.0 (accessed May 1.0, 2.0.06).
wilson, Alex, ed. 2.0.01. Greening Federal Facilities. An Energy, Environmental, and Economic Resource Guide for Federal Facil-ity Managers and Designers. Brattleboro, Vermont. http://www.wbdg.org/pdfs/gff.pdf (accessed June 1, 2.0.06).
a P P e n d i X
7.1
A P P E N D I X
7.2
7 Appendix
7.2 Introduction Building Design Standards (BDS)
BDS was created using Adobe acrobat professional Version 8, an editable PDF format. To use electronic file of BDS it is required to have Adobe acrobat Prof. 8 or the latest edition installed. The BDS was created using this particular format to ensure & prohibit any alterations to the format; however, this benefits A/E as a template to follow GSA design guidelines.
There are two main objectives of the (BDS) Building Design Standards. The first is to guide future A/E design teams in renovations and additions to building(s) in an effort to maintain consistent design throughout, to preserve significant features and original design intent of the building(s). Secondly, the BDS is meant to assist property management in maintaining design integrity and retain the asset value of the building(s).
It is important to note that the Building Design Standards are “living documents” and need to be constantly reviewed and updated when changes occur. As a cohesive design tool for the building, the Building Design Standards should be reviewed in entirety, remembering that any changes to one standard may affect other standards.
BDS shall be used by the following person(s) to implement design standard & guidelines:
Property Manager
BDS shall be used for operations and maintenance on a daily basis, i.e. Minor repairs and replacements, miscellaneous building elements including but not limited to; hardware, plumbing fixtures, lighting, ceiling type, door type, paint colors, signage etc.
Property manager shall use finishes listed in section 5. Property manager shall also provide a copy to the contractor.
Project Manager
BDS shall be used for space alterations, R & A projects, and prospectus to ensure A/E provides design which complies with the design guidelines.
The A/E shall have full understanding of design philosophy for both sections 3 & 4 of the BDS.
The design guidelines of the BDS shall be taken in consideration during the A/E’s design phase.
Project manager shall provide a copy of BDS to A/E.
7.3 Helpful Hints
a P P e n d i X
7.3
1) Opening the electronic documents becomes extremely slow as the files size gets bigger and manipulation can be difficult, how can I work more effectively with this type of document?
Document size quickly increases with the insertion of images. For ease of printing and manipulation, break the pdf file into separate sections. This also allows for multiple users to be working in the document at once.
2) How do I indentify and locate area for inserting text to add a description?
Turning on the “highlight text fields” function quickly indicates where information is required.
3) What if I need additional space to add new and more text description?
Additional text lines can be created by using the Text Field command under Tools/Advanced Editing.
4) I can not seem to find how to add more lines?
Additional black lines can be created by using the TouchUp Object command under Tools/Advanced Editing. Drag a box across the desired lines to copy. Right click to copy and paste. Highlight the lines to move to the desired location.
5) How can I format the electronic documents for double sided printing?
Note that the document pages are handed. When inserting pages into a section, two pages may be needed to keep the pages correctly handed.
6) I am having issues with the repeated duplication of the text fields?
When inserting multiple template pages the text box name must be changed. All text boxes with the same name will carry the same information. Change the name by selecting the Text Field command under Tools/Advanced Editing. Text boxes will appear – highlight the desired text box by clicking. Once highlighted, right click and choose Properties. Under the General tab, give the box a new name by changing the name or adding numbers or letters after the existing name. Names do not have to be real words. Example – Existing name is 123text. Change to 123text2, 123textbdd, dogsandcats, etc.
7) What do I do with the space omission, if I have areas that do not require images?
Blank Images. It is suggested that for unused image boxes in the photo documentation sections, a white image is placed in the box rather than deleting the box. This retains the box for any future images.
A P P E N D I X
7.4
7 Appendix
7.4 Revision Log
Complete the following log for all revisions to the BDS. Include date, sections changed and a description of the change.
10/26/08 7.5.0 Procedure for Revisions modifications & additional of information on BDS
Ola Muhammed, Architect (AEPD)
Richard Gee, Senior Architect
(AEPD)
X/X/08 5.1.1 Toilet
Faucet – Discontinued Manuf.
Kohler Item # 223
American Standard Item #
Date Sections Description
Replaced with
Initiated By Approved By
(Example)
7.5 Procedure for Revisions
a P P e n d i X
7.5
The primary purpose is to provide consistent design characteristics, aesthetics, appearance, color, finishes, and materials throughout the building. BDS should be kept in the property manager’s office at all times and be always used as a reference and guidance for repairs and alterations in the building. When one determines that any of the standard elements needs to be modified, he/she should take the steps of the following procedures. Through the proper procedure, the design team may substitute products/components of equal quality, architectural aesthetics and performance, upon approval by Regional Chief Architect.
1. Review the BDS for design intent and standard items. When the design intent/standard item is no longer feasible for any reasons (i.e. code compliance, availability and/or obsolete technology, etc), the design team should discuss amongst the team to review for other alternatives.
2. After the design team identifies the alternative that would replace the existing standard item(s), the design team should contact both the GSA Property Manager and project manager to initiate the request process for revision of the standards. Required documentation includes: reason for the change, existing standard and the recommended new standard.
4. The design team or property/project manager should submit the ‘request for change’ by submitting documentation to the regional BDS program manager or the Regional Office of Chief Architect.
5. During the approval process, the BDS in its entirety will be evaluated. The item under review will be examined and compared to the other standards. If the revision is approved, the team will be notified immediately via email.
Accordingly, the BDS should officially be updated and new pages inserted into the document. The new pages will be included in the email and sent as “Attachment.” If the revision is not approved, reasons for denial shall be given to the design team.
6. The regional BDS program manager shall update the BDS and forward the revised section back to the Design team including the property manager.
7. It is the property manager’s responsibility to replace the superseded pages with the revised one and verify the information. The property manager shall maintain the BDS up to date at all times.
GSA Great Lakes Region robert theel, Chief architect
Camdon Hindes, design Program director
Mike Koss, design Coordinator richard gee, Project Manager
Jeff Mornar, supervisory Property Manager donald Kottl, supervisory Property Manager
Skidmore, owings & Merrill, LLP Chicago, IL
Jeffrey J. McCarthy, aia, Partner
Jaime Velez, IIDA, ASID Partner
Mark J. ladd, aia, Project Manager sara K. Beardsley
Christine Heiden
Elizabeth Bishop arathi gowda, leed aP
Boki glamocak the Building design standards template was created through a partnership of gsa great lakes region and skidmore, Owings & Merrill, llP.
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| Building Design Standards |
| 1 Introduction |
| Table of Contents |
| 1 Introduction |
| 2 Building Profile |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 2 Building Profile |
| 2.1 Building Name and Location |
| 2.2 GSA Property Manager / Contacts |
| 2.3 Historical Data |
| 2.3.1 Architect |
| 2.3.2 Dates of Construction |
| 2.3.3 Renovations And Expansions |
| 2.3.4 Design Awards |
| 2.3.5 Sustainability |
| 2.3.6 National Register of Historic Places Eligibility |
| 2.4 Building Information |
| 2.4.1 Occupancy |
| 2.4.2 Area [in square feet (sf) or square meters (sm)] |
| 2.4.3 Stories / Building Height [in feet (ft) or meters (m)] |
| 2.4.4 Structure |
| 2.4.5 Security |
| 2.4.6 Life Safety |
| 2.4.7 Vertical Transportation |
| 2.4.8 Mechanical Systems |
| 2.5 Available Drawings And Information |
| 2.5.1 Original Drawings |
| 2.5.2 Current As-Builts |
| 2.5.3 Existing Drawing Log |
| 3 Defining Features |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 3 Defining Features |
| 3.1 Historical Context & Style |
| 3.1.1 Architect And Architectural Historical Context |
| 3.1.2 Style & Defining Design Principles |
| 3.2 Diagrammatic Relationships |
| 3.2.1 Original Design Intent & Building Parti |
| 3.2.2 Site Design |
| 3.2.3 Module |
| 3.2.4 Massing And Volumetric Relationships |
| 3.2.5 Structure / Architecture Interaction |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 3.3 Planning & Programmatic Responses |
| 3.3.1 Planning Strategies And Programming Responses |
| 3.3.2 Sectional Planning |
| 3.3.3 Interior / Exterior Visual Connectivity |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 3.4 Architectural Details |
| 3.4.1 Exterior Detailing / Elements |
| 3.4.2 Interior Detailing / Elements |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4 Building Design Standards Design Principles |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 4 Building Design Standards - Design Principles |
| 4.1 Site |
| 4.1.1 Site Design Concept |
| 4.1.2 Pedestrian Access |
| 4.1.3 Vehicular Access |
| 4.1.4 Site Features |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4.2 Exterior - Building Additions And Alterations |
| 4.2.1 Building Additions |
| 4.2.2 Building Alterations |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4.3 Interior Planning |
| 4.3.1 Overall Planning |
| 4.3.2 Security Planning |
| 4.3.3 Public Spaces - Ground Floor Entry |
| 4.3.4 Public Spaces - Utilitarian Elements |
| 4.3.5 Public Spaces - Lobbies And Corridors |
| 4.3.6 Single Tenant Or Multi-Tenant Floors |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 5 Building Design Standards Finishes |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 5 Building Design Standards - Finishes |
| 5.1 Public Spaces |
| 5.1.1 Ground Floor Lobbies / Entry |
| 5.1.2 Ground Floor Elevator Lobbies |
| 5.1.3 Typical Floor Elevator Lobbies |
| 5.1.4 Elevator Cabs |
| 5.1.5 Public Stairwells |
| 5.1.6 Public Corridors |
| 5.1.7 Interior Doors And Frames |
| 5.1.8 Public Restrooms |
| 5.1.9 Free Standing Accessible Public Restrooms |
| 5.2 Tenant Spaces |
| 5.2.1 Typical Lighting |
| 5.2.2 Typical Ceiling |
| 5.2.3 Typical Doors And Hardware |
| 5.2.4 Acoustical And Vibration Control |
| 5.2.5 Coordination With Base Building Systems |
| 5.3 Perimeter |
| 5.3.1 Shading Devices |
| 5.3.2 Ceiling Interaction With Exterior Wall |
| 5.3.3 Partition Interaction With Exterior Wall |
| 5.3.4 Perimeter Mechanical |
| 5.3.5 Perimeter Column Enclosures |
| 5.3.6 Perimeter Glass Films |
| 5.3.7 Photo Documentation and Product Information: |
| 5.4 Building Support Spaces |
| 5.4.1 Mechanical Floors |
| 5.4.2 Office Of The Building Spaces |
| 5.4.3 Building Storage |
| 5.4.4 Building Access / Loading Dock |
| 5.4.5 Parking |
| 5.4.6 Back Of House / Janitorial Spaces |
| 5.5 Signage / Way-finding |
| 5.5.1 |
| 5.5.2 Exterior Building Sigange |
| 5.5.3 Lobby Signage |
| 5.5.4 Ground Floor Elevator Lobby |
| 5.5.5 Typical Elevator Lobby |
| 5.5.6 Typical Corridor |
| 5.5.7 Building Support Spaces |
| 6 Glossary |
| 7 Appendix |
| 7.1 Works Cited |
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| Building Design Standards |
| 1 Introduction |
| Table of Contents |
| 1 Introduction |
| 2 Building Profile |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 2 Building Profile |
| 2.1 Building Name and Location |
| 2.2 GSA Property Manager / Contacts |
| 2.3 Historical Data |
| 2.3.1 Architect |
| 2.3.2 Dates of Construction |
| 2.3.3 Renovations And Expansions |
| 2.3.4 Design Awards |
| 2.3.5 Sustainability |
| 2.3.6 National Register of Historic Places Eligibility |
| 2.4 Building Information |
| 2.4.1 Occupancy |
| 2.4.2 Area [in square feet (sf) or square meters (sm)] |
| 2.4.3 Stories / Building Height [in feet (ft) or meters (m)] |
| 2.4.4 Structure |
| 2.4.5 Security |
| 2.4.6 Life Safety |
| 2.4.7 Vertical Transportation |
| 2.4.8 Mechanical Systems |
| 2.5 Available Drawings And Information |
| 2.5.1 Original Drawings |
| 2.5.2 Current As-Builts |
| 2.5.3 Existing Drawing Log |
| 3 Defining Features |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 3 Defining Features |
| 3.1 Historical Context & Style |
| 3.1.1 Architect And Architectural Historical Context |
| 3.1.2 Style & Defining Design Principles |
| 3.2 Diagrammatic Relationships |
| 3.2.1 Original Design Intent & Building Parti |
| 3.2.2 Site Design |
| 3.2.3 Module |
| 3.2.4 Massing And Volumetric Relationships |
| 3.2.5 Structure / Architecture Interaction |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 3.3 Planning & Programmatic Responses |
| 3.3.1 Planning Strategies And Programming Responses |
| 3.3.2 Sectional Planning |
| 3.3.3 Interior / Exterior Visual Connectivity |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 3.4 Architectural Details |
| 3.4.1 Exterior Detailing / Elements |
| 3.4.2 Interior Detailing / Elements |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4 Building Design Standards Design Principles |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 4 Building Design Standards - Design Principles |
| 4.1 Site |
| 4.1.1 Site Design Concept |
| 4.1.2 Pedestrian Access |
| 4.1.3 Vehicular Access |
| 4.1.4 Site Features |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4.2 Exterior - Building Additions And Alterations |
| 4.2.1 Building Additions |
| 4.2.2 Building Alterations |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 4.3 Interior Planning |
| 4.3.1 Overall Planning |
| 4.3.2 Security Planning |
| 4.3.3 Public Spaces - Ground Floor Entry |
| 4.3.4 Public Spaces - Utilitarian Elements |
| 4.3.5 Public Spaces - Lobbies And Corridors |
| 4.3.6 Single Tenant Or Multi-Tenant Floors |
| Diagrams and Documentation |
| 5 Building Design Standards Finishes |
| Chapter Table of Contents |
| 5 Building Design Standards - Finishes |
| 5.1 Public Spaces |
| 5.1.1 Ground Floor Lobbies / Entry |
| 5.1.2 Ground Floor Elevator Lobbies |
| 5.1.3 Typical Floor Elevator Lobbies |
| 5.1.4 Elevator Cabs |
| 5.1.5 Public Stairwells |
| 5.1.6 Public Corridors |
| 5.1.7 Interior Doors And Frames |
| 5.1.8 Public Restrooms |
| 5.1.9 Free Standing Accessible Public Restrooms |
| 5.2 Tenant Spaces |
| 5.2.1 Typical Lighting |
| 5.2.2 Typical Ceiling |
| 5.2.3 Typical Doors And Hardware |
| 5.2.4 Acoustical And Vibration Control |
| 5.2.5 Coordination With Base Building Systems |
| 5.3 Perimeter |
| 5.3.1 Shading Devices |
| 5.3.2 Ceiling Interaction With Exterior Wall |
| 5.3.3 Partition Interaction With Exterior Wall |
| 5.3.4 Perimeter Mechanical |
| 5.3.5 Perimeter Column Enclosures |
| 5.3.6 Perimeter Glass Films |
| 5.3.7 Photo Documentation and Product Information: |
| 5.4 Building Support Spaces |
| 5.4.1 Mechanical Floors |
| 5.4.2 Office Of The Building Spaces |
| 5.4.3 Building Storage |
| 5.4.4 Building Access / Loading Dock |
| 5.4.5 Parking |
| 5.4.6 Back Of House / Janitorial Spaces |
| 5.5 Signage / Way-finding |
| 5.5.1 |
| 5.5.2 Exterior Building Sigange |
| 5.5.3 Lobby Signage |
| 5.5.4 Ground Floor Elevator Lobby |
| 5.5.5 Typical Elevator Lobby |
| 5.5.6 Typical Corridor |
| 5.5.7 Building Support Spaces |
| 6 Glossary |
| 7 Appendix |
| 7.1 Works Cited |
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| 176Textx2: background materials, lettering sizes, and fonts. |
| 176Textx: - The current signage program for the building is a combination of new and old graphics systems, with different |
| 176Textxza: has a clarity which is neutral, rigorous, and distinctive. |
| 176Textxjty: - The new font will be Arial Narrow, which is similar to the original building ID lettering on the glass of the main entry, and |
| bvcx176Textx: - The standard sign background will be warm gray, with white / light-gray lettering. |
| 176Textxvc: - Text size varies depending on sign type and location. |
| 176Textx3: |
| 176Textx xxc: |
| 176Textxvcx: |
| 176Textxyyu: |
| 176Textxiui: |
| 176Text1-: Metal |
| 176Text2-: San Serif, upper case |
| 176Text3-: Flat |
| 176Text4-: |
| 176Text5-: Red or Black |
| 176Text6-: White |
| 176Text7-: None |
| 176Text8-: Varies |
| 176Text9-: Face screw |
| 176Text-: Exterior directional sign |
| 176Text1--: |
| 176Text2--: |
| 176Text3--: |
| 176Text4--: |
| 176Text5--: |
| 176Text6--: |
| 176Text7--: |
| 176Text8--: |
| 176Text9--: |
| 176Text--: None |
| 176Text1: Metal |
| 176Text2: Serif font - All upper case |
| 176Text3: Individual three-dimensional letters |
| 176Text4: |
| 176Text5: Metal |
| 176Text6: N/A |
| 176Text7: N/A |
| 176Text8: TBD |
| 176Text9: Each letter individually mounted to exterior wall |
| 176Text: Building Title - Refer to photo 5.5.2a |
| 176Text9-B: Refer to 5.5.2r |
| 178Text109: 5.5.2a Signage On Front of Building |
| 178Text209: 5.5.2b Signage at Vehicular Entryway |
| 178Text309: 5.5.2c Seals On Front of Main Guard Post |
| 178Text487: 5.5.2d Building ID Lettering On Glass at Main Entry |
| 178Text587: 5.5.2e Guard Station Notice |
| 178Text687: 5.5.2f Guard Station Notice (2) |
| 552_1: 5.5.2g Parking Lot Sign |
| 552_2: 5.5.2h Parking Lot Orientation Sign |
| 552_3: 5.5.2i Parking Lot Sign - Day Care Parking |
| 552_4: 5.5.2j Parking Lot Sign - Day Care Drop-Off |
| 552_5: 5.5.2k No Smoking Sign Beneath Canopy |
| 552_6: 5.5.2l Smoking Area Sign |
| 552_7: 5.5.2m Visitor Parking Signs |
| 552_8: 5.5.2n Visitor Parking Sign (2) |
| 552_9: 5.5.2o Warning Sign For Pedestrians Coming From LRT Stop |
| 552_10: 5.5.2p Warning Signs to Automobiles Entering Property |
| 552_11: 5.5.2q Warning Sign At Unmanned Security Gate |
| 552_12: |
| 170Text1vvytr: 5.5.2r Exterior Building Signage Map |
| 170Text3vvytre: |
| 177Text1-: Translucent / transparent material |
| 177Text2-: Arial Narrow - mix of upper and lower case - Refer to diagram 5.5.3o |
| 177Text3-: Varies |
| 171ext4-: |
| 177Text5-: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text6-: Translucent / transparent material (Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.3p) |
| 177Text7-: NA |
| 177Text8-: TBD |
| 177Text9-: Wall-mounted |
| 177Text-: Tenant pamphlet and literature display |
| 177Text1--: Vinyl |
| 177Text2--: Arial Narrow - mix of upper and lower case - Refer to diagram 5.5.3o |
| 177Text3--: Varies |
| 177Text4--: |
| 177Text5--: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text6--: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text7--: TBD |
| 177Text8--: 3'-0" x 9'-0" |
| 177Text9--: Wall-mounted |
| 177Text--: Rectangular glass-enclosed display case |
| 177Text1: Bronze and marble | Various (mostly plastic) |
| 177Text2: Serif font - All upper case | Various |
| 177Text3: Raised | Various |
| 177Text4: Refer to photo 5.5.3a | Refer to photo 5.5.3i |
| 177Text5: Bronze | Various |
| 177Text6: Bronze | Various |
| 177Text7: Marble | Various |
| 177Text8: | 14" to 18" diameter |
| 177Text9: |
| 177Text: Federal building insignia In vestibule | Various round seals with agency ID |
| 177Text1-uyu: Vinyl |
| 177Text2-uyu: Mix of upper and lower case - Refer to images 5.5.3l, 5.5.3m, & 5.5.3n |
| 177Text3-iui: Flat |
| 171ext4-uiui: |
| 177Text5-iuiu: Off-white - Refer to 5.5.3p |
| 177Text6-iuiu: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text7-iui: NA |
| uuiu177Text8-: 8" x 8" |
| 177Text9-iui: Mounted to stand |
| 177Text-uyu: Square standing sign |
| 177Text1--uyy: Vinyl |
| 177Text2--uyuy: Arial Narrow - mix of upper and lower case - Refer to diagram 5.5.3o |
| 177Text3--uyu: Flat |
| 177Text4--uyuy: |
| 177Text5--uyu: Off-white - Refer to 5.5.3p |
| 177Text6--yuyu: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text7--uyu: NA |
| 177Text8--uyu: 15" x 10" |
| 177Text9--uyu: Surface Mounted |
| 177Text--uyu: Proposed Rectangular Fire Evacuation Sign - Refer to image 5.5.4i |
| 177Text1uyu: Vinyl |
| 177Text2uyu: Arial Narrow - Upper case - Refer to diagram 5.5.3o |
| 177Text3uyu: Flat |
| 177Text4uyu: |
| 177Text5uyu: 2" Off-white - Refer to 5.5.3p |
| 177Text6uyy: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.3p |
| 177Text7uyu: NA |
| 177Text8uyuy: 6" x 13'-8 3/4" |
| 177Text9uyu: Suspended from ceiling |
| 177Textuyu: Wayfinding signage bar - Refer to image 5.5.3r |
| 177Text9-iui_B: Refer to diagram 5.5.3q |
| 177Text9-iui_c: Refer to diagram 5.5.3o |
| 178Text1: 5.5.3a Lobby Signage - Federal Insignia In Vestibule |
| 178Text2: 5.5.3b "Firearms Prohibited" Sign On Glass at Main Entry |
| 178Text3: 5.5.3c Lobby Signage - Handicap Door sign |
| 178Text4: 5.5.3d Building ID Lettering On Glass at Main Entry |
| 178Text5: 5.5.3e Security Checkpoint Signage on Glass At Main Entry |
| 178Text6: 5.5.3f Security Checkpoint Signage on Glass At Main Entry |
| 553_1: 5.5.3g Lobby Signage - Official GSA sign |
| 553_2: 5.5.3h Lobby Signage - Charters of Freedom sign |
| 553_3: 5.5.3i Lobby Signage - Agency Seals |
| 553_4: 5.5.3j Lobby Signage - Skysoldier Legend Plaque |
| 553_5: 5.5.3k Lobby Signage - Building Director |
| 553_6: |
| 553_7: 5.5.3l Lobby Signage - Proposed Sign at Exit |
| 553_8: 5.5.3m Lobby Signage - Proposed Sign at Security Checkpoint |
| 553_9: 5.5.3n Lobby Signage - Proposed Sign at Security Checkpoint |
| 553_10: 5.5.3o Lobby Signage - Lettering Graphic |
| 553_11: 5.5.3p Lobby Signage - Signage Colors |
| 553_12: |
| 179Text2: 5.5.3q Lobby Signage - Proposed & Existing Signage Map |
| 179Text4: 5.5.3r Lobby Signage - Hanging Wayfinding Navigation Bar Elevation |
| 179Text1kj: 5.5.3s Lobby Signage - Existing |
| 179Text1: 5.5.3t Lobby Signage - Proposed |
| 181Text1-: Clear plastic buttons, lit from within; lettering to the left is metal |
| 181Text2-: Sans-serif upper case |
| 181Text3-: Lettering is raised surface with braille beneath |
| 181Text4-: Refer to photo 5.5.4b |
| 181Text5-: Stainless steel |
| 181Text6-: Black |
| 181Text7-: Stainless steel |
| 181Text8-: 18" x 8 1/4" |
| 181Text9-: Surface mounted |
| 181Text-: Round call buttons with black squared "UP" and "DN" labels to their left |
| 181Text2--: Arial Narrow - mix of upper and lower case - Refer to image 5.5.4j |
| 181Text3--: Flat |
| 181Text4--: |
| 181Text5--: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.4k |
| 181Text6--: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.4k |
| 181Text7--: NA |
| 181Text8--: 15" x 10" (Incorporated into typical Information Board - Refer to image 5.5.4m) |
| 181Text9--: Surface mounted |
| 181Text--: Proposed Rectangular Fire Evacuation Sign (Within Info Board) - Refer to 5.5.4i |
| 181Text1: Vinyl |
| 181Text2: Arial Narrow - upper case - Refer to image 5.5.4j |
| 181Text3: Flat |
| 181Text4: Refer to image 5.5.4o |
| 181Text5: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.4k |
| 181Text6: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.4k |
| 181Text7: NA |
| 181Text8: 13'-8 3/4" x 6" |
| 181Text9: Hung from ceiling |
| 181Text: Wayfinding Navigation Bar - Refer to image 5.5.4o |
| 181Text9-B: Refer to diagram 5.5.4n |
| 181Text9-c: Refer to diagram 5.5.4j |
| 182Text1: 5.5.4a Signage - Main elevator lobby |
| 182Text2: 5.5.4b Signage - Main elevator lobby - call buttons |
| 182Text3: 5.5.4c Signage - Main elevator lobby - elevator number |
| 182Text4: 5.5.4d Signage - Main elevator lobby - Floor number |
| 182Text5: 5.5.4e Signage - Main elevator lobby - Elev. directional signage |
| 182Text6: 5.5.4f Signage - Main elevator lobby - Wall clock |
| 554_1: 5.5.4g Signage - Main elevator lobby - Mail chute |
| 554_2: 5.5.4h Signage - Main elevator lobby - Emergency Phone |
| 554_3: 5.5.4i Proposed Floor Evacuation Plan (Within Info Board) |
| 554_4: 5.5.4j Main elevator lobby - Lettering Graphic |
| 554_5: 5.5.4k Main elevator lobby - Signage Colors |
| 554_6: |
| 554_7: 5.5.4l Signage - Main Elevator Lobby - Information Board - Corner Detail |
| 554_8: 5.5.4m Signage - Main Elevator Lobby - Information Board |
| 183Text1: 5.5.4n Signage - Main elevator lobby - Proposed & Existing Signage Map |
| 183Text3: 5.5.4o Signage - Main elevator lobby - Hanging Wayfinding Signage Bar Elevation |
| 184Text1-: Vinyl |
| 184Text2-: Arial Narrow - Mix of both upper and lower case - Refer to diagram 5.5.5h |
| 184Text3-: Raised 1/32" |
| 184Text4-: |
| 184Text5-: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text6-: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text7-: NA |
| 184Text8-: 15" x 10" (Incorporated into Information Board - Refer to image 5.5.5n) |
| 184Text9-: Surface Mounted |
| 184Text-: Proposed Floor Evacuation Plan (Within Info Board) - Refer to image 5.5.5g |
| 184Text1--: Vinyl |
| 184Text2--: Arial Narrow - Mix of both upper and lower case - Refer to diagram 5.5.5h |
| 184Text3--: Varies |
| 184Text4--: Refer to image 5.5.5n |
| 184Text5--: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text6--: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text7--: TBD |
| 184Text8--: 3'-0" x 8'-0" |
| 184Text9--: Surface mounted |
| 184Text--: Rectangular partially glass-enclosed display case - Refer to image 5.5.5n |
| 184Text1: Vinyl |
| 184Text2: Arial Narrow - upper case - Refer to diagram 5.5.5h |
| 184Text3: Flat |
| 184Text4: Refer to image 5.5.5l |
| 184Text5: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text6: Dark warm gray - Refer to image 5.5.5i |
| 184Text7: NA |
| 184Text8: 13'-8 3/4" x 6" |
| 184Text9: Hung from ceiling |
| 184Text: Wayfinding Navigation Bar - Refer to image 5.5.5l |
| 185Text1b-: Clear plastic buttons, lit from within; lettering to the left is metal |
| 185Text2-: Sans-serif upper case |
| 185Text3-: Lettering is raised surface with braille beneath |
| 185Text4-: Refer to image 5.5.5b |
| 185Text5-: Stainless steel |
| 185Text6-: Black |
| 185Text7-: Stainless steel |
| 185Text8-: 18" x 8 1/4" |
| 185Text9-: Surface Mounted |
| 185Text1-: Round white call buttons with black squared "UP" and "DN" labels to their left |
| 185Text9-B: Refer to diagram 5.5.5k |
| 185Text9-c: Refer to diagram 5.5.5h |
| 186Text1: 5.5.5a Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Elevator Directionals |
| 186Text2: 5.5.5b - Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Call Buttons |
| 186Text3: 5.5.5c Signage - Main elevator lobby - elevator number |
| 186Text4: 5.5.5d Signage - Main elevator lobby - Floor number |
| 186Text5: 5.5.5e Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Directory |
| 186Text6: 5.5.5f Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Emergency Phone |
| 187Text1: 5.5.5g Proposed Floor Evacuation Plan (Within Info Board) |
| 187Text2: 5.5.5h Signage - Proposed Lettering Graphic |
| 187Text3: 5.5.5i Signage - Proposed Signage Colors |
| 187Text4: |
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| 183Text187: 5.5.5k Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Signage Plan |
| 183Text387: 5.5.5l Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Hanging Wayfinding Bar Signage |
| 183Text1kjh: 5.5.5m Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Information Board - Corner Detail |
| 183Text3khj: 5.5.5n Signage - Typical Elevator Lobby - Information Board |
| 188Text1-: Vinyl |
| 188Text2-: Mix of upper and lower - Refer to diagram 5.5.6f |
| 188Text3-: Flat vinyl adhered to glass surface |
| 188Text4-: |
| 188Text5-: Off-White - Refer to diagram 5.5.6g |
| 188Text7-: NA |
| 188Text8-: Varies based on need - lettering remains fixed - Refer to diagrams 5.5.6a & 5.5.6i |
| 188Text9-: Adhesive |
| 188Text1--: Vinyl |
| 188Text2--: Mix of upper and lower - Refer to diagram 5.5.6h |
| 188Text3--: Raised (1/32") |
| 188Text4--: |
| 188Text5--: Off-White - Refer to diagram 5.5.6g |
| 188Text6--: Warm Dark Gray - Refer to diagram 5.5.6g |
| 188Text7--: NA |
| 188Text8--: 6"x6" and 10"x10" (based on need) |
| 188Text9--: Surface mounted |
| 188Text-: Lettering on glass of door - Refer to diagrams 5.5.6a and 5.5.6i |
| 188Text--: Tenant Entry Room Signs - Refer to diagram 5.5.6h |
| 188Text1--fe: Vinyl |
| 188Text2--fe: Upper case - Refer to diagram 5.5.6e |
| 188Text3--fe: Flat |
| 188Text4--fe: |
| 188Text5--fe: Off-White - Refer to diagram 5.5.6g |
| 188Text6--fe: Warm Dark Gray - Refer to diagram 5.5.6g |
| 188Text7--fe: NA |
| 188Text8--fe: 2" high x (varies) length |
| 188Text9--fe: Surface mounted |
| 188Text--fe: Corridor Directional Sign - Refer to diagram 5.5.6e |
| 189Text1-: Vinyl |
| 189Text2-: Upper case - Refer to image 5.5.6f |
| 189Text3-: Raised (1/32") |
| 189Text4-: |
| 189Text5-: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 189Text6-: Warm dark gray - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 189Text7-: NA |
| 189Text8-: 9"x6" |
| 189Text9-: Surface mounted |
| 189Text1--: Vinyl |
| 189Text2--: Upper case - Refer to image 5.5.6f |
| 189Text3--: Raised (1/32") |
| 189Text4--: |
| 189Text5--: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 189Text6--: Warm dark gray - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 189Text7--: NA |
| 189Text8--: 9"x6" |
| 189Text9--: Surface mounted |
| 189Text-: Rectangular "Stair" door sign - Refer to image 5.5.6c |
| 189Text--: Rectangular "Men's" or "Women's" door sign - Refer to image 5.5.6b |
| 189Text1: Plastic |
| 189Text2: Upper case |
| 189Text3: Flat text |
| 189Text4: |
| 189Text5: Red (lit from within) |
| 189Text6: White |
| 189Text7: Beige |
| 189Text8: |
| 189Text9: Hung from ceiling or wall |
| 189Text: Exit Sign - Refer to image 5.5.6d |
| 190Text1--: Vinyl |
| 190Text2--: Arial - Mix of both upper and lower case - Refer to image 5.5.6f |
| 190Text3--: Flat |
| 190Text4--: |
| 190Text5--: Off-white - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 190Text6--: Warm dark gray - Refer to image 5.5.6g |
| 190Text7--: NA |
| 190Text8--: Varies as needed |
| 190Text9--: Surface mounted |
| 190Text--: Rectangular sign |
| 190Text1--fe: |
| 190Text2--fe: |
| 190Text3--fe: |
| 190Text4--fe: |
| 190Text5--fe: |
| 190Text6--fe: |
| 190Text7--fe: |
| 190Text8--fe: |
| 190Text9--fe: |
| 190Text--fe: NA |
| 190Text9--fe_B: Refer to diagram 5.5.6j |
| 190Text9--fe_C: Refer to diagrams 5.5.6f |
| 191Text1: 5.5.6a Proposed Tenant Door Lettering |
| 191Text2: 5.5.6b Proposed Restroom Door Sign |
| 191Text3: 5.5.6c Proposed Stair Door Sign |
| 191Text4: 5.5.6d Existing Exit Sign |
| 191Text5: 5.5.6e Proposed Directional Sign (for various amenities, rooms, etc.) |
| 191Text6: |
| 192Text1: 5.5.6f Graphic of Proposed Font |
| 192Text2: 5.5.6g Graphic of Proposed Signage Colors |
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