FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Electrical/General Requirements (continued) Mechanical, electrical equipment areas 20 (215 lm/m2) w/task lighting at each motor control center and electical switchboard Housekeeping and Laundry 50 (538 lm/m 2 ) Maintenance Areas 50 (538 lm/m 2 ) with 75 (810 lm/m 2 ) on all work surfaces Kitchen Areas 50 (538 lm/m 2 ) Meeting Rooms 50 (538 lm/m 2 ) Ballroom Foyers 35 (376 lm/m 2 ) Main Lobby and Employee lockers 30 (322 lm/m 2 ) Assembly and Circulation 25 (269 lm/m 2 ) Food and Beverage outlets and Porte Cochere 20 (215 lm/m 2 ) Mechanical, electrical general areas 20 (215 lm/m 2 ) Elevator foyer and guest corridors 10-20 (108 – 215 lm/m 2 ) Lighting fixtures in public areas are to be recessed and/or surface mounted incandescent. The exception to this will be coved or display cases and where specialist millwork requires individual lighting treatment. The recessed lighting fixtures for general illumination in the public areas is to be, in general, of the low brightness type, parabolic aperture cones, open apertures with ellipsoidal reflectors, baffle aperture down lights, etc., supplemented with adjustable accent lights, decorative chandeliers, etc. Recessed fluorescent fixtures are to be installed in all the Administrations Offices, except the General Manager’s and any other BOH areas that have windows overlooking public areas. These are to have incandescent lighting fixtures. Outdoor parking, garden and street lighting are to be super metal halide or low pressure sodium. All fluorescent lighting fixtures are to be warm white with rapid start ballast. In mechanical rooms, a fluorescent light fixture is to be mounted at each motor control center and is to be on emergency power. 3.2. Dimming Equipment Dimming equipment is to be Lutron. Similar equipment manufactured by other dimming equipment companies are acceptable, subject to approval by Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. REV. MARCH 2006 204 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards SERVICES AND SYSTEMS Dimming Equipment (continued) Dimming equipment is to be provided for lighting control in each public area. Separate individual dimmers are to be provided for the general lighting, decorative chandeliers and wall brackets, accent lighting, entertainment and special effects fixtures for each room or subdivision. Generally, all dimmer controllers are to be of the calibrated type arranged in control panels, which may be located away from the main dimmer assembly. Selector switches are to be provided in each ballroom console to allow control of general lighting from individual room stations. Dimmers are to be electronic, solid state and are to be designed specifically for light control. The main dimmer rack is to contain a phase-to-phase coil magnetically held, multiple, double-throw transfer relay to automatically transfer at least one general lighting circuit in each room to an external emergency supply in the event of a power failure to the dimmer. Restaurants, entertainment areas, bars, main lobby, foyers and corridors are to have four presets. One for breakfast, lunch, dinner and housekeeping. Activation of these presets is to be provided by an astronomic time clock capable of activation 1-11/2 hours before sunset. Ballrooms, ballroom foyers and meeting rooms are to have individual controls for each subdivision with one central master control panel. All switches, receptacles and cover plates are to be white with matching securing screws. Exterior weatherproof switches and receptacles are to be either galvanized steel or stainless steel. 3.3. Telephone System The telephone switch room (allow approximately 300 ft 2 – 28 m 2 ) is to allow rear access to the switch panels and have a floor designed to carry approximately 110 lbs/ft 2 (50 kg/m 2 ). This room must not have exterior windows and is to be built from block walls and finished with a vinyl tiled floor, painted walls and lay-in ceiling tiles. Where required by local authorities, an additional room (allow approximately 75ft 2 – 7 m 2 ) may be necessary for the local telephone company termination of entrance facilities. Fairmont Hotels and Resorts preferred system is a direct current powered Northern Telecom Meridian 1 telephone switch with the latest “state-of-the-art” PBX technology switch and hardware in release at the time of installation. REV. MARCH 2006 205 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
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