Design and Construction Handbook - Los Angeles World Airports

g. Zone Plan (if required).
• Indicate the sheet zones of the building
h. Site Plan
• Clearly identify the area of the Terminal being renovated.
• Identify all setbacks, easements, (utility and otherwise), overall
building dimensions.
i. Floor Plans
• Call out all building sections.
• Make certain that all new walls have been identified by type of
assembly with the proper fire rating.
• Identify all existing building expansion joints with corresponding detail
call out, both horizontal and vertical.
• Indicate two building grids: one for existing construction and one for
new construction.
• Call out areas with enlarged plans.
• Indicate any overhead features with a dashed line.
• Indicate new and existing drinking fountains.
• Locate all fire extinguisher cabinets, recessed or wall mounted.
• Verify plumbing fixture count with plumbing drawings.
• Make certain that a north arrow is indicated on the plans.
• Identify all new millwork.
j. Enlarged Floor Plans
• Provide enlarged floor plans for areas such as toilets, kitchens and
various utilities rooms in order to better convey information that
cannot be clearly identified and noted on a smaller drawing.
• For enlarged toilet rooms, indicate all accessories and compartments
per LAWA standards.
k. Roof Plan
• Coordinate all new equipment pad locations, sizes and equipment
weight(s) with MEP drawings.
• Confirm the ability of the existing roof structure to accommodate any
new roof load with the Structural Engineer of Record.
• Call out related roof details, if any.
l. Reflected Ceiling Plan
• Clearly identify all finish materials.
• Indicate all ceiling heights.
• Update lighting plan based upon approved fixtures. Provide
dimensions as to how to locate these fixtures.
• Identify all light coves and provide detail call out.
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