Vehicle Operations and Vehicle Maintenance Facilities Design Guide

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Chapter 5 Interior Finishes A.General Finish materials and furnishings should be selected using professional interior design services. Selections should be based on anticipated use, maintenance requirements, life-cycle cost, fire and other life safety requirements, as well as aesthetic qualities. Coordinate materials, finishes, colors, and texture selections to complement the overall building design and image. Select colors and finishes to express professionalism, warmth, and a strong, positive image. Furniture is an integral part of the building design and image. B. Finish Schedule Use colors and finishes to highlight and differentiate spaces designed to accommodate different types and levels of activity. For example, the maintenance areas require extremely durable and easy to maintain finishes. Color schemes should be predominantly neutral. The designer should consider the seasonal temperature range of the base when selecting a color scheme, such as cool colors (blue, green) in hot climates and warm colors (beige, tan) in cold climates. Floor finishes in the maintenance areas should be durable, highly reflective, non-slip urethane surface of a natural color. Exposed ceiling structures within the maintenance areas should be painted with a color that is highly reflective. Permanent and semi-permanent surface materials, such as tile, carpet, and the majority of the wallcoverings should be in neutral colors such as beige, taupe, or gray tones. USAF 37
INTERIOR FINISHES Patterned carpet (bold tweeds) can be the basis for the overall color scheme, as well as mask traffic wear. Paint mechanical and electrical devices to match the background surface. Room finish schedules are listed in Tables 5-A through 5-D. 38 C.Furniture Furniture is an integral part of the overall building design and image. Coordinate furniture selection for consistency with finish materials, textures, and colors of built-in elements. Choose furniture that is durable, comfortable, modular, and flexible. Systems furniture, which may be funded as part of a military construction project, is recommended for administrative areas. ■
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