Glen Mor II DPP April 2009 Final - Capital Resource Management

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1.X 2.3PREFERREDCONCEPTDuring the <strong>DPP</strong> process, a number of different site strategies, unit types, andbuilding configurations were explored. The selected scheme most effectivelymet the programmatic requirements and project goals defined by the Project<strong>Management</strong> Team.SUMMARY CONCEPTUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSING31
LEGENDFire AccessPedestrian ConnectionsVegetated BufferCommunityProgramHousing100’setbackLothianCommunityProgramParking(596 spaces)Valencia Hill DriveExistingParkingW. Big Springs Rd.SUMMARY CONCEPTNOrganizational framework0 25 50 100LAND USE0 25 50 10032UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE GLEN MOR 2 STUDENT HOUSING
Page 1 and 2: April 2009UCR Project Number: 95633
Page 5 and 6: Capital AND PHYSICAL PLANNINGTim Ra
Page 8 and 9: PROJECT SCOPEThe Glen Mor 2 project
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Page 22 and 23: 1.X 2.2SITEANALYSISThe Glen Mor 2 p
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1.X 4.1SYSTEM NARRATIVESThe followi
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CIVILExisting ConditionsThe existin
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m Drain Linemestic Water Lineanoutr
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Seismic Design:Wind Design:Occupanc
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Building Structural Framing SystemR
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Outside Design Conditions :Summer :
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feasible active systems will be exp
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RemarksThis is a good option if the
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Option 3: SPLIT SYSTEM HEAT PUMPSys
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Subjective CriteriaThis system has
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Subjective CriteriaThis system has
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Testing, Adjusting, Balancing And C
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Domestic Cold Water and Hot WaterA
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FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMCodes and Sta
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Lighting fixtures of sizes, types,
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The central lighting control system
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LEED ® CreditsAn energy efficient,
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1.X 4.2CODEANALYSISSUPPORTSUMMARYDO
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1.X 4.3SUSTAINABLE DESIGNThe Univer
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ItemItemPrerequisiteUCR BaselineAdd
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1.X 4.4ThePhasingintent of the Univ
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LEGENDHousingCommunity SpaceCircula
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1.X 4.5TheScheduleproject schedule
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1.X 5.1Cost model summaryThe follow
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1.X 6.1MeetingnotesAPPENDIX SUMMARY
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1.X 6.2AlternativestudiesAPPENDIX S
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Alternative BThis scheme studied th
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Alternative DThe sole intent of thi
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1.X 6.4LISTOF AbbreviationsAPPENDIX
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