1996 LRFD Manual for Engineered Wood Construction

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LRFD MANUAL FOR ENGINEERED WOOD CONSTRUCTION11PROJECTPROFILES:CASE STUDIES22.1 General Information 122.2 Commercial/Industrial 122.3 Residential/Retail 12Projects:Fast Food Restaurants 13TYCO Warehouse 16Reservoir Cover 19Marriott Courtyard Hotels 22Delancey Street Foundation Triangle 24Pine Square/Pacific Court 28AMERICAN FOREST & PAPER ASSOCIATION
12 PROJECT PROFILES: CASE STUDIES2.1 General InformationThis chapter presents six project profiles. Each projectrepresents a type of construction with needs that wereuniquely filled by wood-based structural products. Theproject profiles present an overview of each project.2.2 Commercial/IndustrialThree projects are presented. The fast food restaurantshighlight the nationwide use of structural woodproducts in buildings that demand economy, fast installationand long-term dependability.The Tyco warehouse represents a construction systemin which the economics regularly lead to the choiceof a structural wood roof system.The LA reservoir cover illustrates the use of engineeredwood products in a unique project in which wood’s provenseismic performance, coupled with its ability to withstanda corrosive environment, lead to its use.Projects:• Fast food restaurants: McDonalds, Wendys, Hardeesand Taco Bell are several of the restaurant chains thatregularly use wood construction.• Tyco Warehouse: 250,000 square feet warehouse useda panelized wood roof system.• City of Los Angeles Reservoir Cover: 600,000 squarefoot (14 acre) roof used glulam beams and wood-flange,steel-web trusses for this unique application in a highseismic area.2.3 Residential/RetailThree projects are presented. Each represents the useof engineered wood products in a multifamily residentialproject. However, each also illustrates a feature of engineeredwood construction that makes it the system ofchoice for the project. The Marriott Courtyards illustratea use in which the owners want an economical, reliablesystem that can be duplicated throughout the country withoutconcern about material availability or specialized laborrequirements. The Delancy project showcases the architecturalflexibility that is available when using woodproducts. Finally, the Pine Square project provides aglimpse of creative genius for high density housing —erecting an entire wood-framed residential community ontop of a reinforced concrete retail center.Projects:• Marriott Courtyard Hotels: Marriott regularly uses engineeredwood construction in these hotels across thecountry.• Delancy Street Triangle: Architecturally interestingproject combines residential and retail areas in this complex.• Pine Square/Pacific Court: Urban revitalization project— a residential community atop a retail center atop aparking garage.AMERICAN WOOD COUNCIL
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