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Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 2012iv. Include preliminary demolition plans for all design disciplines showingthe existing area and clearly differentiating between existing and newwork.b. Architecture drawings shall include:i. Life safety plan showing egress pathways, occupant loads, fire ratings andarea separations, applicable codes, construction types, occupancyclassifications and other assumptions or requirements.ii. Project site map identifying the contractor’s route for moving supplies anddebris to and from the project site while minimizing the impact to patientcare areas.iii. Floor Plans for new work – single-line drawings are acceptable. Drawingshould convey space allocation with the intended partition layout. Majorareas should be designated with their critical adjacencies identified.Identify locations of maintenance and utility areas such as housekeeping,mechanical, electrical, telecommunication and communication rooms.Departments and rooms should be labeled with the proper names andinclude net square feet and program square feet on the drawing.iv. Equipment: indicate preliminary location of any imaging, medical, kitchenand lab equipment and other special features. Equipment should be shouldbe coordinated for all disciplines and preliminary M/E/P provisions shouldbe indicated.v. Special Conditions – Identify any special conditions such as shielding,isolations rooms, laser equipment rooms, clean rooms, automatic doors,etc.vi. Provide elevations, perspective renderings, and/or sections necessary toillustrate and explain complex spaces, building intersections, and highimpact areas.c. Mechanical drawings shall include:i. One-line riser diagram with point of connection information for plumbing/vent, domestic water, medical gasses, steam and hydronic systems.ii. Mechanical Equipment Schedules for major equipment including airhandling units, heat exchangers, exhaust fans, return fans, etc.iii. Preliminary ventilation schedule that includes, Room Name, Served byAHU #, airflow direction, pressure differential, and required air changesper hour (ACH).iv. Preliminary one-line diagrams for duct layouts, chilled water, heating hotwater, plumbing, steam and condensate piping, include point ofconnection information.v. Floor plans should include preliminary mechanical room layouts (majorequipment only) and roof mounted equipment layout, space requirementsfor servicing should be indicated.vi. Preliminary temperature control diagram that graphically identifiesheating/cooling zones and thermostat locations.6
Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 2012vii. Preliminary fire protection drawings identify fire protection zones, majorequipment and note any special requirements like pre-action or chemicalsystems.d. Electrical drawings shall include:i. Preliminary electrical one-line distribution diagram. Indicate location ofswitchboards, motor control centers, panels, transformers, emergencygenerator.ii. Preliminary core lighting layout with typical lighting types and levelsdefined.e. Communication drawings shall include:i. Identify telecommunication room location/s. Include dimensions of roomii. Identify communication room location/s. Include dimensions of roomiii. Preliminary security diagram showing the zones of security and the levelof security at each affected opening.iv. Preliminary fire alarm diagram with panel location.2.1.3 Design DevelopmentThe design development documents should further develop and refine the schematic designdocuments, giving more detail and information. The Design Professional shall provide drawingsand other documents to fix and describe the size and character of the entire project. The finaldesign development submission should include all drawing sheets and schedules there should beno need to add additional drawing sheets or schedules after design development.The required information should be assembled into a project booklet or binder with drawings andsubmitted to the Owner’s Representative with the completed Design Development RequiredDeliverables Checklist (Appendix B). When the design development submission is approved bythe Owner the signed checklist will be sent back to the Design Professional as formal permissionto begin construction documents.1. Written Requirements.a. Updated Basis of Design document with an executive summary of any changes tothe previous submission.b. Provide an ADA Basis of Design document identifying the scope of work for allADA facility accessibility issues with focus on the path of travel.c. Updated code analysis with an executive summary of changes to the previoussubmission.d. Updated space program information with an executive summary of any changesto the previous submission.e. Updated specification for all disciplines and sections – provide information aboutmaterials, acceptable manufacturers, equipment, components and specific projectrequirements. Specification should be CSI Master Format 2004.f. Interior finish / Material Selection Board/s.g. Cut-sheets for proposed mechanical, electrical and plumbing fixtures.h. Cut-sheets for proposed equipment purchases.7
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