1996 LRFD Manual for Engineered Wood Construction

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GUIDELINELRFD MANUALTO LRFDFORFORENGINEEREDSTRUCTURALWOODCOMPOSITECONSTRUCTIONLUMBER 2323and freezing weather. The only time a crane was neededon the jobsite was to deposit bundles of engineered woodroof trusses on the third floor. Some panelization tookplace on site.2Wall and roof sheathing materials were either plywoodor OSB depending upon availability. Wood trusses, glulamand I-joists were used where longer spans were required.Laminated veneer lumber has replaced some of the glulamin subsequent structures.A stucco exterior finish is used most often on thesebuildings.Contact ListOwnerMarriott Corporation1500 Research Blvd. Suite 200Rockville, MD 20850PROJECT PROFILES: CASE STUDIESEngineerL. S. Mason & Associates935 Moraga Rd. Suite 202Lafayette, CA 94549ArchitectBucher, Meyers,Polniaszek, and Silkey8777 First AvenueSilver Spring, MD 20910ContractorBell Construction CompanyBox 363Brentwood, TN 37027Construction ProcedureBecause the engineered wood system for the hotel isno more complicated than that of any platform framedhouse, the number of trades required on the job was minimized.Construction materials were readily availablelocally, and the job was able to continue through rainyAMERICAN FOREST & PAPER ASSOCIATION
24 PROJECT PROFILES: CASE STUDIESResidential/RetailDelancey Street Foundation TriangleProject DescriptionThe Delancey Street Foundation Triangle is a three-storywood-frame residential structure over one story of posttensionedconcrete commercial and retail space. It islocated in the South Beach area of San Francisco, California,one quarter of a mile from the San Francisco Baybridge.The site is a relatively flat 2.95 acre triangular parcelzoned for mixed residential/retail use. The property isbeing leased by the Delancey Street Foundation from thePort of San Francisco. Several other condominium, apartment,and retail complexes share the surrounding area.The Delancey Street Foundation is a unique organizationthat provides a highly successful rehabilitationprogram for drug abusers and alcoholics. The Foundationteaches trade skills to program participants. Its successcan be measured by the fact that the primary method ofsupport for the Foundation results from enterprises operatedby program participants.Design ConsiderationsThe Delancey Street project, completed in 1989, is atotal of seven buildings representing 325,000 square feetof floor area. To provide workspace and housing for severalhundred people, the architects creatively maximizedthe use of the triangular parcel and designed a multi-usecomplex that includes 177 apartments (approximately 900square feet each), group dining facilities, classrooms, acentral courtyard, health club, pool, 500-seat assembly hall,AMERICAN WOOD COUNCIL
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