Presentation from my senior capstone project for the City of Old Town.

1. Redesign of Dewitt Field Airport Terminal The Simmons Team: Amber Simmons PM, Sarah Hunnewell, Carmen Forzetting, Brendan Amy, Jason Stetson

3. Bill Mayo, Assistant City Manager

4. David Wight, Public Works Director

5. John McCormack, PE; CES Inc.

6. Jennifer Richard, CID, LEED AP; WBRC Architects/Engineers

7. Dr. Thomas Sandford, Capstone Professor

8. Shaleen Jain, Capstone Advisor

9. Judith Hakola, Technical Writing Professor

10. Phil Dunn, CIE/CMT Professor

12. Built in 1970

13. Attached to J.W. Sewall Company hangar

15. Thin walls

17. Aesthetically pleasing

18. Modern architecture

19. LEED certificationhttp://www.old-town.org/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={13010F93-E257-44D2-8E10-3FD834ECE4BA}

21. Floor plan design

22. Structural framing

23. Concrete slab design

25. Material selection

26. Fuel tank regulations

27. Single story

29. Siding

30. No indication this is the Dewitt Field Airport

31. Low ceilings

33. Fluorescent

34. Thin walls

35. Minimal insulation

36. Inner appearance

38. Half of building not in use

40. Goal to optimize energy use during and post-construction to decrease carbon footprinthttp://towsonfamiliesunited.com/blog/wpcontent/uploads/2008/11/leed_550x550.jpg

41. LEED Certification http://www.azcommerce.com/doclib/energy/ppt/Emissions%20Workshop%20Introduction_JWg_files/slide0041_image025.jpg

43. April 27, 2009: LEED version 3 released

44. Project design will need to be reviewed to meet version 3 requirementshttp://www.usgbc.org/Docs/Archive/Embedded_Images/Docs5542.jpg

45. LEED Certification Categories

47. Fundamental Commissioning of the Building Energy Systems

48. Minimum Energy Performance

49. Fundamental Refrigerant Management

50. Storage and Collection of Recyclables

51. Minimum IAQ Performance

52. Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control

53. Optimize Energy Performance

55. Additional points can be achieved to client’s discretion and with budget allowancehttp://j436.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/docs1961.jpg

57. Modern Design

58. Design by Oak Point Associates http://www.oakpoint.com/portfolio06-A.html and http://i34.tinypic.com/fyg385.jpg

60. Larger building footprint of 50’ x 120’

61. 8-9 Offices

62. 20-30 person Conference Room

63. Pilot’s Area

64. Pilot’s Lounge

65. Full Private Bathroom

66. Overnight Bunking Room

69. Airport personnel, pilots, business employees, and general public

70. Separation of Airport and Rented Space

71. Offices on one side with terminal opposite

72. Efficient Usage of Space

73. Create inviting space for business, reduce unused area

74. Open, Wide Entry Hallway

76. Site Design: Future Condition

77. 3D Rendering Front of the Building

78. 3D Rendering Back of the Building

80. Client’s concerns

81. LEED constraints

82. Loading factors

83. ASCE 7 Minimum Design Loads for Building

84. 2006 Building Code Handbook

85. AISC Steel Construction Manual 13 Edition

86. ACI 318 Building Codehttp://gosteelit.com/_wizardimages/AISC_logo.jpg http://www.aquaterraeng.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/asce.jpg

88. ASCE 7 Section 6.0

89. Class C exposure at 17 ft ave. roof height – 14.7 psf

90. Dead Loads

91. Live Loads

92. ASCE 7 Section 4.0

93. Office Use – 100 psf

94. Snow Load

95. ASCE 7 Section 8.0

97. Large 50 ft span

98. Recycled steel for LEED point

99. “Modern” feel

100. W18x57 beams, 25’ spans

101. Type 5 Standard Pipe columns spaced at 25’

102. Flexible floor layout

103. Again keeping in mind the “modern” feel

105. F’c = 3000 psi

106. 6” slab, #4 bars at 10”, temperature and shrinkage reinforcement #3 bars at 12”

107. Reinforced Concrete Footings

108. F’c = 3000 psi

109. Loads from column

110. Loads from concrete slab

112. Rapidly renewable

113. Low VOC substitutes for conventional products

114. Paints, adhesives

115. Recycled materials

116. Aluminum roofing

117. Carpet tiles

119. Approximately $115,000

120. Interior cost

121. Approximately $86,000http://www.buildersbooksource.com/booksite/images/items/9780876298268.jpg

123. Includes the following:

124. Site work

125. Masonry

126. Equipment

127. Plumbing

128. HVAC system

129. Electrical

130. Engineering/Architectural Fees

131. RSMeans Building Construction Cost Data - 2008http://i43.tower.com/images/mm109005024/rsmeans-building-construction-cost-data-2008-phillip-r-waier-paperback-cover-art.jpg

132. Thank you for your time.We will now take any questions you may have.