Conceptual Master Plan - Emeryville Center of Community Life

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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life community events, and provide a teaching facility. 2. Equipment to be stainless steel in compliance with all Alameda County health department regulations. 3. Equipment to include: Refrigerators and freezers, ranges, cooktops, ovens, dishwasher, triple sink for dishes, double sink for food prep, hand sink, work tables and storage shelving. 4. Provide vented range hood over all cooking equipment, complete with ansul fire suppression system. Section 11450 – Residential Appliances 1. At the staff lounge, senior lounge, teen café and one or two other locations, we will need to provide residential style appliances to include refridgerator, microwave oven, dishwasher and garbage disposal. 2. All appliances to be energy star rated, GE, white Westinghouse, or other manufacturer. Section 11500 - Gymnasium Equipment 3. Provide and install all equipment for a fully functioning new gymnasium. In addition, replace all existing gymnasium basketball, volleyball, and other equipment. 4. 6 retractable basketball backstops at each gym – switch operated, forward swing up type, complete with rigid superstructure and hoisting equipment required for installation. Porter Center strut #950-W. 5. Rectangular glass backboards with ½: tempered glass in extruded steel or aluminum frames, with safety pad with peel and stick attachment. 6. Basketball goals, flex or breakaway type. 7. Basketball/volleyball scoreboards – provide one at each end of the gym, Daktronics/All sport #BB-2103-13. Provide 6 shot clocks, one at the wall offset behind each basket – Daktronics #BB-2114-13. 8. Volleyball / Badminton – Complete installation with competition standards with pads, double cable net, and quick mount net draw straps. System to be Senoh model DE 11 system, with flush mounted floor sockets. Assume one competition court running the length of the gym, and two cross courts. Badminton system similar, Senoh model DG11, assume 4 courts. Outline Specifications- 54
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life 9. Floor anchors – provide recessed cadmium or chrome plated steel cylinders for movable standard systems described above for volleyball and badminton. 10. Wall padding – provide fire retardant type removable wall padding system for 8’ width behind each basket. Adapt pads to bleachers along north side of gym. Porter system 90350-326 or equal. 11. Plastic Bleachers – provide retractable bleachers along a long wall of the new gym, length to be approximately 70’ by 4 rows high. Include recessed areas for wheelchair seating at each end of the lower rows. Complete with all safety railings. The existing bleachers in the school gym are new, and are to remain in place. No work is required for them. 12. Ballet bar – provide two white oak rails on support brackets along two adjacent walls at dance studio. Section 11700 – Audio-Visual Equipment 1. Audio visual equipment – the existing gymnasium and all three multi-purpose rooms should each have a ceiling mounted digital projector with a wall outlet to allow input from various sources. Provide rack mounted AV system for each, complete with CD/DVD player and amplifier, and ceiling hung speakers. The computer lab, conference rooms, and community meeting rooms should also have small ceiling mounted projectors and manually operated screens. 2. Additional fitness center AV Equipment – include sound systems with fixed speakers and a rolling rack for equipment for the dance/aerobic studio and a fixed sound system for the fitness room. Provide 4 ceiling hung flat monitors with cardio-theater sound system in the fitness room. Section 11800 – Parking Equipment 1. The underground parking lot will require entry and exit gates, plus should allow for an attendant booth or pay station. DIVISION 12000 Section 12510: Window Coverings 1. For budgeting purposes, assume rolling vinyl mesh shades “Mecho-shades” or equal with manual controls. Provide 5300 mesh fabric of dense basket weave with chain driven units. Provide shades in all occupied rooms at all south, east and west facing windows, as well as the north facing windows in the community room. 2. All shades to have recessed ceiling pockets at public areas and factory supplied metal valances at other spaces. Outline Specifications- 55
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN EMERYVILLE CENTER
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CONCEPT C - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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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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Services for Families and the Commu
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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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and Expression Through Movement
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Great New Outdoor Play Areas
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