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Raymond E. Shaw Elementary School Project BUILDING COMMITTEE MEETING 05.01.2019 AGENDA Building Systems Working Group Update Safety & Security Working Group Update Design Updates Plans & Exterior Elevations PLUMBING

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Raymond E. Shaw Elementary School Project BUILDING COMMITTEE MEETING 05.01.2019

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  • Building Systems Working Group Update
  • Safety & Security Working Group Update
  • Design Updates – Plans & Exterior Elevations

AGENDA

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PLUMBING SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

  • Sanitary waste system: Confirm with DPW

regarding requirement for exterior grease traps.

  • Natural Gas MOU (memorandum of

understanding) needed with WS Development

  • Water service: Owner to provide water quality

testing to determine filtration system requirements.

  • Domestic hot water heating will be provided with a

gas fired, high efficiency, condensing water heater with separate storage tank for the kitchen area. Tankless gas fired, high efficiency, water heaters will be provided for two story classroom wing.

  • Plumbing Fixtures – high efficiency water

conserving fixtures to achieve 30% water use reduction from code require fixtures – manual flush fixtures and solar faucets

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70- 75°F 80°F + 65- 68°F

VAV System Active Chilled Beams Displacement Ventilation

  • Baseline: Overhead VAV (Variable Air Volume) System with

Standard Efficiency Boiler Plant

  • Option 1: Active Chilled Beams (Induction Units) with DOAS

(Dedicated Outdoor Air System) and High‐Efficiency Boiler and Chiller Plants

  • Option 2: Displacement Dehumidification System with Radiant

Heating Panels and Induction Units with Gas‐Fired/Dx DOAS (Dedicated Outdoor Air System) and High‐Efficiency Boiler and Chiller Plants

  • Option 2A: Displacement Dehumidification System with Radiant

Heating Panels and full AC displacement in specific areas with Gas‐ Fired/Dx DOAS (Dedicated Outdoor Air System) and High‐ Efficiency Boiler Plant

  • Option 3: Full AC Displacement System with Radiant Heating

Panels with Gas Fired/Dx DOAS and High Efficiency Boiler Plant

  • Option 4: Full AC Displacement System with Radiant Heating

Panels with Gas Fired/Dx DOAS and High Efficiency Geothermal Wells with Water‐to‐Water Source Heat Pump Chiller.

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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

MECHANICAL SYSTEM OPTIONS TO BE STUDIED

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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

SPACES TO BE FULLY AIR CONDITIONED FIRST FLOOR

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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

SPACES TO BE FULLY AIR CONDITIONED SECOND FLOOR

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  • Power Switchgear
  • Power Panelboard
  • Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor

(TVSS)

  • K‐13 Transformer
  • KYZ Meter

SWITCH BOARD

TYPICAL INTEGRATED TVSS PANELBOARD TVSS TYPICAL K-13 TRANSFORMER KYZ METER

POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

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HIGH EFFICIENCY LED LIGHTING WITH OCCUPANCY SENSOR & DAYLIGHT HARVESTING

  • Dual Technology Occupancy Sensor & Daylight Photosensor
  • Lighting Control System
  • LPD Target of .4 to .5
  • Low light power density (LPD) 40% beyond code
  • Lower LPD improves HVAC system efficiency
  • Energy reduction by harvesting natural daylight
  • 90% reflective ceiling surface for improved light levels

ADDRESSABLE LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM

  • Occupancy Sensor
  • Daylight Sensor
  • BMS Integration
  • Addressable groups
  • Integration to future demand response program

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

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  • Fire Alarm Control Panel
  • Fire alarm Annunciator
  • Pull Station
  • Smoke Detector
  • Addressable Mass‐Notification‐Speaker

Strobe/Visual “ADA” Compliant Signal ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

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LOAD BREAKDOWN FOR OPTIONAL STANDBY EQUIPMENT:

Equipment listed below is fed by Optional Standby Power

  • Boilers, Water Pumps
  • Door Access Controls, Security System, CCTV
  • ATC Controls
  • Strategically located receptacles in the following

areas.

  • These receptacles will be RED in color
  • Electronic faucets and sinks (where applicable)
  • Heating and ventilation systems required for freeze

protection

  • Cooling unit serving Head End room & IDF rooms.
  • Unit heater serving water service room.
  • Equipment within the Head End and IDF rooms

including:

  • Fire alarm system (system also has full battery back‐up)
  • Refrigeration

LOAD BREAKDOWN FOR LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT:

  • All Exit Signs and Emergency Lighting in

the areas listed below are fed by Life Safety Emergency Power

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

NATURAL GAS GENERATOR

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TECHNOLOGY/AUDIO‐VISUAL| Garcia, Galuska & DeSousa, Inc.

A. Teachers’ laptop B. Ultra short throw wall mounted projector C. White board or interactive LCD display D. Bluetooth pen (depending on system) E. Sound lift system amp F. Sound lift system speaker G. Paging system speaker H. Assistive listening devices I. Wireless access point J. Data/Audio‐Visual inputs/docking station K. Wireless clock L. VOIP telephone handset

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Site Plan Update

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Safety & Security Working Group Update SITE CONCERNS

Access road between mall and school to be 20’ wide to allow for simultaneous delivery vehicles and Fire Department Access Loop/fire access road around entire school to be 10’ wide Pinch point at entrance – possibility to have parking driveway and bus loop driveway separate sooner

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Safety & Security Working Group Update BUILDING CONCERNS

  • Police department door

identifying numbers

  • Interior building color to

establish zones/wings within school

  • Protective glass at vestibule

and ground level of stairwells

FD & PD stressed importance of technology to make building safe in lieu of designing school like a bunker

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SAFETY GLAZING

Safety & Security Working Group Update SCOPE QUESTIONS

Scope Questions:

  • An electronic visitor

management system requirements, software and hardware

  • Any proprietary

components

  • Usage of protective glass
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Safety & Security Working Group Update FD & PD stressed importance of technology to make building safe in lieu

  • f designing school

like a bunker

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LOWER FLOOR PLAN

PLAN UPDATES

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SLOPED WALKWAYS/RAMPS

PLAN UPDATES

DN UP DN UP

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MEDIA CENTER LAYOUT

THREE MEDIA CENTER ZONES:

1. SOCIAL WORK SPACE; STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER LESS FORMALLY WHERE CONVERSATION AND PRODUCTIVE NOISE IS ACCEPTABLE 2. COLLABORATIVE SPACE FOR PROJECT BASED LEARNING 3. INDIVIDUAL AND SMALL GROUP READING AREAS

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SOCIAL WORK SPACE; STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER LESS FORMALLY WHERE CONVERSATION AND PRODUCTIVE NOISE IS ACCEPTABLE

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COLLABORATIVE SPACE FOR PROJECT BASED LEARNING

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INDIVIDUAL AND SMALL GROUP READING AREAS

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STACKS – FIXED AND FLEXIBLE

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 3 3 3 5 5 5 5

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GYMNASIUM STORAGE RESTROOM ACCESS

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UPPER FLOOR PLAN

PLAN UPDATES

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CLASSROOM POD – SECOND FLOOR CLASSROOM POD – FIRST FLOOR

PLAN UPDATES CLASSROOM PODS

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ROOF PLAN

PLAN UPDATES ROOF

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EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

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