RFQ Att 4_B1850 Floor Plan_Shiloh Hall.pdf

This document is an architectural drawing set for a multi-story residential building. The plans depict a first floor life safety plan and detailed floor plans for a four-story apartment complex with modular construction. The drawings include First Floor Life Safety Plan (G-004), First Floor Plan–Area A (A-101), Partial First Floor Plan–Area B (A-102), Partial First Floor Plan–Area D (A-104), Partial Second Floor Plan–Area A (A-105), Partial Second Floor Plan–Area B (A-106), Partial Second Floor Plan–Area C (A-107), Partial Second Floor Plan–Area D (A-108), Partial Third Floor Plan–Area A (A-109), Partial Third Floor Plan–Area B (A-110), Partial Third Floor Plan–Area C (A-111), Partial Third Floor Plan–Area D (A-112), Partial Attic Floor Plan–Area A (A-113), Partial Attic Floor Plan–Area B (A-114), Partial Attic Floor Plan–Area C (A-115), and Partial Attic Floor Plan–Area D (A-116).

The complex features modular apartment units (labeled as apartment modules with typical scales of 1/8" = 1'-0" and 1/16" = 1'-0") distributed across multiple sections (A through D). Each unit contains sleeping rooms, bathrooms, corridors, electrical closets, and mechanical spaces. The building incorporates multiple stairs, fire suppression systems, emergency lighting, fire-rated partitions and corridors, and exit requirements per fire code. The life safety plan indicates travel distances, fire alarm strobes, emergency exits, and fire extinguisher locations. Construction notes reference IRC Chapter 6, IBC Chapter 3, and fire resistance requirements for building elements. Floor plans demonstrate a repetitive module design with consistent unit layouts and shared common areas including mechanical spaces and utility corridors. The attic sections show roof structure with catwalks, framing details, and equipment access points.