Conceptual Master Plan - Emeryville Center of Community Life

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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life The roof of the second floor arts/performance/dining area will be planted as a “green roof,” with temporary irrigation for plant establishment. 4. Irrigation Automatic centrally controlled irrigation will be provided for all on grade and roof deck planting. Irrigation will be designed. Outline Specifications- 10
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life STRUCTURAL NARRATIVE 1. General This structural narrative is prepared for the proposed Emeryville Center for Community Life project located off of San Pablo Avenue in Emeryville, California. The project consists of seven building structures on the existing site. Of the seven structures, five will be new buildings, one will be a single story underground parking structure, and one will be the renovation of the existing gymnasium building. The new building structures will typically be constructed of structural steel and will be founded at grade on shallow spread footings. Due to the school component of the project, the structural design will follow the requirements of the Division of the State Architect (DSA). The attached site plan, S-1, locates the building structures on site. Following the site plan are three sheets of axonometric views of the new buildings shown on sheets S-2 through S-4 and then foundation, floor and roof framing level plans shown on sheets S-4 through S-16. 2. Building No. 1: K-6 Neighborhood The K-6 Neighborhood structure is a two story building structure of approximately 67,000-gsf. The ground floor and second floor will consist of classrooms and lab rooms. The roof structure will be designed to support an outdoor playground/terrace area and a seating area. Due to the exposed roof structure, a secondary topping slab and waterproofing system will be required to support the serviceability requirements. The building's footprint is approximately 80’ in width by 215’ in length with a configuration of three bays in width by seven bays in length. This layout creates two typical classroom framing bays on either side of the main hallway spine which both will be approximately 32’ x 30’ in length and the main hallway spine will be 14' x 30' in length. The gravity framing system for the roof and second floor would of 3-1/4" light weight concrete fill over 3" – 18 gage composite metal floor deck over W18 beams at 10'-0" on center spanning to W24 girders. The exterior girders around the perimeter would be W24’s at each level. Typical steel columns which are not part of the lateral system will be W10x49. For estimating purposes, 8 psf of steel framing may be used to account for roof and floor beams, girders and columns. The lateral framing system in the transverse and longitudinal directions will consist of either eccentric braced frames or buckling restrained braced frames. Four bays of bracing will be required in each direction and for estimating purposes, 6 psf of steel framing may be used to account for braces, columns, beams and gusset plate connections. In addition, this building will be designed to accommodate a future vertical expansion. Typically, the perimeter columns would extend approximately 4’-0” above the roof framing level. At the time of expansion, new column extensions would be erected, then perimeter framing members which would be followed by steel trusses which would span the building’s width. Metal roof decking would be erected at the same time the next levels of braced frames were being installed. Upon completion of the steel erection, fit-up and bolting and welding, the perimeter light metal stud wall framing would be put in-place. Exterior metal studs would be 6” Outline Specifications- 11
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EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMUNITY LIFE
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that either the PG&E site or the ad
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for approvals, funding, and constru
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Sub-total - New Construction Sports
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The master plan calls for the reten
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Mark Schatz August 22, 2008 Page 2
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN EMERYVILLE CENTER
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JUNE 13, 2008 / DESIGN CONCEPT
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT A
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT C
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53rd Street 47th Street San Pablo A
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53rd Street 47th Street San Pablo A
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT C
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CONCEPT A - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT B - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT C - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT D - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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VIEW FROM NORTH WEST VIEW FROM SOUT
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CONCEPT B - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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PROJECT: EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMU
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LELAND SAYLOR ASSOCIATES PROJECT: E
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Together we can Make it Happen!
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Where will the new center be?
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Land Use and Transportation
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What’s Happening at the New Cente
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The New Building Program
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Into a Welcoming Lobby
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Services for Families and the Commu
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After School Enrichment Programs
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Public Safety Outreach Programs
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for Family Celebrations and Communi
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A Place to Express Yourselves
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And your Musical Soul!
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Age-appropriate Classrooms
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Specialized Teaching Areas and Labs
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Opportunities for Partnering with L
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Great New Recreational Facilities
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and Expression Through Movement
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Creative Approaches to Energy and W
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Great New Outdoor Play Areas
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Organized and Drop In Sports Progra
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A Chance to Interact with Nature in
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and Connecting as a Community
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A B C D We’ve Studied a Range of
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Main Entry at San Pablo and 47 th S
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Looking Into the Inner Courtyard
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Upcoming Community Meetings March 9
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Together we can Make it Happen!
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ROOFTOP SOLAR PANELS ROOFTOP SOLAR
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You are invited to help shape the f
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY: EMERY UNIFIED SC
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