FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES • Local channels • • English speaking channel (NBC) • CNN • Movie channel • In-house safety movie Have TV outlets been located in the following locations: • All guest bedrooms and living rooms • All public area bars and entertainment rooms • Staff dining • Ballrooms and meeting rooms in the “AV” baseboard provision • Health Club exercise room adjacent to each piece of equipment • Staff boardroom and training room • In TV storage room and TV repair area Miscellaneous Communication Systems Have the following communication systems been provided under the general contract? • Portable handheld radios including repeater station, microphone control console and transmission line. (Approximate quantity of 11 for city hotels and 20 for resorts). • Portable pagers including transmitter, base station and transmission line. (Approximate quantity of 20 keynote and 10 Bravo for city hotels; 32 keynote and 15 Bravo for resorts). • Wireless remote sound system for the hearing impaired in the large ballroom as per Local Code requirements. Power Distribution System and Electric Service The power distribution system design shall comply with the applicable Local Code, however, the following minimum requirements should be provided: • Two (2) main power transformers with secondary switchboard interconnections with a tie breaker. Ideal design is each transformer loaded 50% with full redundancy, however, 66% loading with generator in the event of transformer failure is acceptable. 100% loading of transformers is acceptable only if transformers are utility-owned with rapid replacement in the event of failure. • Power factor correction capacitors for main switchboard. • Distribution panels and motor control centers located adjacent to large loads such as kitchens, laundry, function rooms, mechanical plant, etc. • Separate automatic transfer switch for fire pumps as per North American Standards. YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 280 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES • Separate automatic transfer switch for firefighter’s elevator in high-rise buildings. • One-hour fire rated conductors (MICC) for life-safety equipment in high-rise buildings. • Reduced voltage starters shall be provided for motors 20 HP and larger unless local codes are more stringent. • Total voltage drop from electric service to final branch outlet device shall be 5% or 4% to suit local code. Is there redundancy in the number of high voltage services serving the main substation (i.e. more than one)? Two services in a looped configuration is recommended. Emergency Power Is the emergency power generator serving essential equipment? For high-rise hotels, is the emergency generator suitably sized with capacity to service the smoke-control and smoke-venting fans? In resort areas or areas where power outages are frequent or longer than four (4) hours, has emergency power been extended into guestrooms and other important areas? In third world countries or other locations where power is very unreliable, have provisions been made for 100% emergency power? Does the emergency generator room layout and design include acoustic plenums and silencers on the intake and exhaust to limit noise to adjacent properties? Lighting Systems Depending on the project, lighting system equipment is generally divided into the following responsibilities: • Back-of-house utility lighting specified by the electrical engineer, supplied and installed by the electrical contractor. • Front-of-house lighting (such as downlights) specified by the electrical engineer, supplied and installed by the electrical contractor. • Decorative and architectural grade front-of-house lighting specified by the interior lighting designer; supplied and installed by the electrical contractor. • Exterior decorative lighting specified by the exterior lighting designer; supplied and installed by the electrical contractor. • Custom decorative chandeliers, wall sconces and guestroom lighting specified and/or selected by the interior lighting designer after tender; supplied by FF&E or in general contract, assembled and installed by the electrical contractor. Has the split in responsibility been agreed with all members of the design team and construction team? YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 281 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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