FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES TYPICAL OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS & LIGHTING/EQUIPMENT LOAD ESTIMATES Areas Serviced Recommended Load Occupancy Lighting/Equipment Notes Range Bedrooms 2P 1250 w Refer to (A) Restaurant 1P/15 ft 2 45-65 w/10 ft 2 Banquet Hall 1 P/9 ft 2 108-135 w/10 ft 2 Bar 1 P/11 ft 2 30-55 w/10 ft 2 Meeting Rooms < 700 ft 2 1 P/22 ft 2 55-75 w/10 ft 2 Meeting Rooms > 700 ft 2 1 P/11 ft 2 Shops 1 P/55 ft 2 30-55 w/10 ft 2 Offices 1 P/110 ft 2 30-55 w/10 ft 2 Refer to (B) Lobby 1 P/38 ft 2 55-65 w/10 ft 2 Reception Hall 1 P/18 ft 2 55-65 w/10 ft 2 Spa/Fitness Center 1 P/55 ft 2 30-55 w/10 ft 2 Refer to (C) Computer Center Review with FHR Autocom Review with FHR Personal Dining Room 1 P/15 ft 2 30-55 w/10 ft 2 Note: A) The following occupancy rates should be followed for the areas listed below: • Presidential Suites living/dining area: 15 - 20 ft 2 per person • Two bedroom suite living/dining area: 15 - 20 ft 2 per person • One bedroom suite living/dining area: 4 persons The preliminary lighting and power load estimate used in corridor areas typically range between 35 – 45 w/10 ft 2 . B) The lighting and power loads in office areas typically range between 30-55 w/10 ft 2 for lighting with electronic ballasts and 55-75 w/10 ft 2 for lighting with standard ballasts. C) The cooling load for Fitness Center exercise rooms should be calculated based on a fully occupied room with guests doing a vigorous workout. The Spa and Fitness Center lighting and power loads should range between 30-55 w/10 ft 2 . However, for the exercise rooms located within the Fitness Center, lighting and power loads typically range between 100-160 w/10 ft 2 . This is primarily due to the heat generated from the number of exercise machines located in these rooms. D) The activity level for each person is a function of the usage for the specific area served. A substantially greater quantity of heat is dissipated in activities like dancing or exercising as opposed to sedentary type of activities. ASHRAE Standard 55-1992 should be followed. REV. MARCH 2006 274 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES 4. ELECTRICAL QUESTIONNAIRE YES NO <strong>DESIGN</strong> CRITERIA AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Will the power distribution design follow North American Standards Will the design of the fire alarm system be based on North American NFPA Standards? Are illumination levels based on FHR’s Standards? SYSTEMS Dimming System Has an electronic, solid state dimming system been specified for the control of all public and circulation areas? Confirm the following controls: • Pre-sets in main lobby, restaurants, dining rooms and entertainment rooms? • Local controls in “control niches” with capability of “combining rooms” in meeting rooms and ballrooms? • Two-way cleaning switch in ballrooms and meeting rooms? Has emergency lighting been integrated with the dimming system? Have dimming schedules complete with lighting control zones been prepared? Is there an interconnection to the dimming system to raise levels of dimmed controls if a fire alarm signal is activated? Background Music and Local Sound Reinforcement Confirm the following arrangement of background music systems: • Main background music rack with 2 x 10 CD player for circulation spaces such as: - lobby - public corridors - public washrooms - spa/fitness center/pool - staff dining • Does each area served by the main sound rack have individual volume controls? Have local sound reinforcement systems with interconnection back to main (circulation area) rack been provided for: • Each restaurant, lounge or bar (10 CD player)? • Each meeting room (no CD player)? • Each ballroom (2 x 5 CD player)? Are there provisions for “combining” sound systems for interconnected meeting rooms and ballrooms? Is there a portable, wireless, integrated lighting and volume control for each ballroom for lectern or tabletop use? REV. MARCH 2006 275 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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