FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES • House and payphone • Power for hair dryer • Cleaning receptacle Front-of-House Areas Front Desk: • VIP pushbutton(s) (to General Manager) • Help/Assistance pushbutton (to front office manager) • Alarm pushbutton (to telephone operator’s room) • Guest safety deposit box room electric door release pushbutton • Buzzer from guest safety deposit box room • Normal (IG) and UPS power • Telephone outlets • Credit card verification outlet (telephone line) • Data outlets • Data cable rough-in for electronic card key encoder • CCTV camera Concierge Desk: • Buzzer annunciation from doorman’s stand for Help/Assistance • Help/Assistance pushbutton (to concierge work room) • Normal (IG) and UPS power outlets • Telephone • Data • Credit card verification outlet (telephone) • CCTV camera Concierge Work Room: • Buzzer annunciation from concierge desk • Facsimile • Data/telephone for airline tickets • Normal (IG) power outlets • Quadplex voice/data • Location of volume controls for circulation spaces (optional) • Photocopier power • Dimmer control location for lobby (optional) Porte Cochère • CCTV camera (as required) • Power for pressure washer • Miscellaneous power • Doorman’s stand(s) with power, voice/data, VIP pushbutton and Help/Assistance pushbutton • Snowmelting and radiant heating (as applicable) YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 286 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Lobby: • Two (2) telephone outlets for guests • CCTV camera • Power for table lamps as per interior designer • Background music speakers • Illuminated display cabinets (as applicable) • Reception desk and concierge desk Guest Safety Deposit Box Viewing Room • Electric strike released from front desk and GSDB (staff side) • Chandelier and wall sconce lighting • Pushbutton above counter to operate buzzer at front desk • CCTV camera (staff side) • Duplex power receptacle Main Dining Room and Café: • Dimmer controls and background music controls adjacent to service stand • Independent sound system with interconnection to main background music rack • Service stand with local lighting, UPS and normal (IG) power, data (POS), telephone and credit card verification outlets • Maitre D’ position with quadplex voice/data, power and local lighting • Power for cleaning outlets, table lamps, etc. as per interior designer Typical Guestroom Floor Corridor: • Cleaning receptacles on 40 ft centres • Power for table lamps and picture lights as per interior designer • House telephone at elevator lobby • Life-safety and fire alarm devices in unobtrusive location. Includes smoke detectors, EVC speakers, pull station and fire fighter’s handsets • Decorative lighting as per interior designer • Are cable trays located in corridor ceiling? If so, what access provisions have been made? Maid’s Rooms: • House phone • Separate lighting switch Ice Machine Room: • Incandescent lighting with separate switch • Two separate circuits for ice machine YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 287 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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