School of Business Flooring Area.pdf

The submitted document is an architectural floor plan from AndersonMasonDale Architects for the Adams State College School of Business, depicting first and second floor layouts for a flooring replacement project. The floor plans highlight areas marked in yellow, indicating the specific zones targeted for flooring modifications, which include classrooms, staff offices, and hallway corridors. The total project scope encompasses approximately 13,000 square feet of flooring, with the first floor (A-106) and second floor (A-107) plans providing detailed spatial information and grid-based architectural references.

The project involves removing existing commercial-grade carpet in classrooms and staff offices and installing luxury vinyl tile (LVT) in hallway corridors at the Adams State University School of Business located in Alamosa, Colorado. The floor plans serve as a critical visual guide for contractors to understand the precise areas requiring flooring replacement, with gridlines and room labels offering precise measurements and location details. The architectural drawings include standard technical notations, grid coordinates, and are prepared by a professional architectural firm, suggesting this is a formal capital improvement project for the university's academic infrastructure.