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PURPOSE OF REPORT The purpose of this BOD Report is as follows: • To provide a program narrative that identifies the concept’s key components. • To describe the design intent and establish design criteria. It is not intended to set definitive design decisions either architecturally or structurally. • To provide drawings sufficient for description of the scope and concept. • To provide documentation of the A/E team’s public outreach with the local community and marine science community. • To provide a cost model prepared by the Construction Manager with the A/E team. • To establish the technical criteria and benchmarks for building code, occupancy, egress, fire and safety compliance. • To provide estimated costs for the operation and maintenance of the project. • To identify future programmatic and planning opportunities for the Uplands area that are suggestions for inclusion in the City’s Downtown Waterfront Master Plan. MICHAEL MALTZAN ARCHITECTURE, INC. 1 - 5
BASIS OF DESIGN BOOK 1 1 INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION OF WORK PERFORMED The goal of Phase I, BOD (BOD), is to develop a clearly defined, comprehensive set of basic design criteria that the A/E team will work from in the subsequent four (4) design phases. The A/E team has worked closely with the City appointed Construction Manager (CM) throughout BOD to ensure that the Lens concept complies with the City’s $40.5 million budget for the demolition of the existing Pier and construction of the new Pier. Michael Maltzan Architecture, Inc. and the members of the A/E team commenced work on the BOD Report in July 2012. Since then the team has accomplished a number of goals, namely the development and submission of the Environmental Resource Permits for the demolition of the existing Pier and construction of the new Pier, as well as assisting with the preparation of demolition bid documents. Additionally, the A/E team has held 38 public outreach meetings to date, met with individuals from the marine science community and worked closely with City of St. Petersburg representatives to refine the design and identify project goals and technical criteria. Through collaboration with Skanska, a highly detailed cost model has been developed, allowing for accurate order of magnitude pricing and cost control from the outset of the project. The overall process of developing this document was highly collaborative and participatory, involving the efforts of all members of the team and key staff from the City of St. Petersburg. The BOD process provides for delivery of completed BOD documents by Monday, November 26, 2012, and the presentation of the BOD Report by Tuesday, December 4, 2012. Once the City has received and approved all of the deliverables, with any revisions, the City will authorize the A/E team, in writing, to commence with the Schematic Design phase. Any comments as part of the written authorization to proceed to the Schematic Design phase will become a part of the required services and deliverables to be provided by the A/E team in the Schematic Design phase. 1 - 6 THE NEW ST. PETERSBURG PIER
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COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS Welcome Mat
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