Project 3.1.

1 Keystone Library Renovation

Introduction
When a business or industrial facility closes, even if the location is desirable, the building is sometimes left boarded up and abandoned, sometimes for years. Often these abandoned properties are not redeveloped because of the potential presence (whether contamination is actually present or not) of some type of contamination left behind by the previous property owners. These abandoned properties are referred to as brownfields. Federal and state programs now encourage developers to clean up and redevelop these unused properties in an effort to revitalize unsightly areas. These incentives have provided funding sources for the assessment and remediation of brownfield sites that has allowed redevelopment and reuse of properties that were previously undesirable. n this pro!ect you will plan the redevelopment of a (fictitious) e"isting industrial brownfield site in #oblesville, #. The unit activities will guide you as you create a redevelopment plan to reuse the facility as a public library.

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The $ity of #oblesville received a grant from the %tate of ndiana to assess the site for hazardous materials. The results of the investigation indicate that the property has insignificant levels of contamination and can be redeveloped without restriction on use. Of course, all applicable building codes and local regulations still apply to the development.
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!xam"le of com"leted Keystone Library Renovation

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Procedure
The e"isting building is appro"imately 56ft " )'7ft and '(ft tall and is gutted. #o interior walls or fi"tures remain. 8ou will utilize the e"isting structure to its fullest e"tent and add a partial second floor to the structure. The part of the e"isting roof that is not enclosed for the new second floor will be converted to a green roof that will be accessible to the public. 8ou will redesign the e"isting building to create a plan for renovating the structure to serve as a public library. -s necessary, you will replace e"isting building components or add new components to provide a safe and efficient building with ade9uate utilities and services. 8ou will also create a site design that will provide sufficient par2ing, desirable traffic flow, and appropriate grading and storm water management. Constraints The design should follow all applicable building codes and local regulations.
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The e"isting structure will be fully utilized when possible. - new modern entryway and vestibule will be added to improve the aesthetics of the building, provide full accessibility, and include an e"terior covered area with benches. -n elevator must be provided for accessibility. First Floor plan must include areas designated for ,ntry and $irculation 3es2 area $hildren:s ;elp 3es2 Open area for stac2s (shelves of boo2s and media) and computer terminals *ublic restroom ;ead +ibrarian:s office %taff wor2room< 2itchenette %taff restroom Two meeting rooms #oblesville ;istory room =echanical room %econd Floor plan must include> Open floor area for stac2s *ublic restroom Deliverables *ro!ect 3ocumentation 0eport to include the following. Title *age Table of $ontents *ro!ect 3escription 3escribe the pro!ect, including e"isting conditions and proposed renovations. $ode and 0egulation 0esearch %ummary 3ocument the codes that you used for the design of the library. 3escribe code and local ordinance regulations that impacted your design and document your research with section numbers. ,ngineering calculations to include the following. $omposite Floor +oad?%pan table with selection highlighted ( Activity 3.1.$) 0oof 3ec2 3esign (Activity 3.%.%) 0oof @oist 3esign &Activity 3.%.%' (Optional) %tructural beam and girder calculations &Activity 3.%.(' %pread footing analysis &Activity 3.%.1)' (Optional) Water supply pressure at meter and at second floor restroom fi"ture (Activity 3.3.%) (Optional) Wastewater discharge calculations ( Activity 3.3.3) ;eat +oss calculations &Activity 3.3.*' %torm water runoff and retention<detention pond size &Activity 3.*.+' $onclusion
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-nswers to conclusion 9uestions in narrative form. %et of $onstruction 3rawings to include the following. $?) %ite *lan +?) (Optional) +andscaping *lan -?) First Floor *lan -?' %econd Floor and Areen 0oof *lan (show location of vegetation and wal2ing surface) -?. (Optional) 0eflected $eiling *lan of a =eeting 0ooms and ;ead +ibrarians Office -?7 0oof *lan -?B Two ,levations -?6 %ections and 3etails 4uilding %ection Typical Wall %ection thru two?story e"terior wall with all components labeled Wall %ection through new second floor e"terior wall with all components labeled 3etail view of the green roof showing all components ,?) (Optional) ,lectrical *lan of the %taff Wor2room<2itchenette *?) (Optional) *lumbing *lan for public restrooms on the first and second floor %?) Foundation *lan annotating any needed renovations %?' (Optional) %econd Floor Framing *lan %?. (Optional) 0oof Framing *lan

Conclusion
). 3iscuss the sustainable and energy efficient characteristics of your completed pro!ect. '. What part of the pro!ect proved to be the most difficult to completeC WhyC .. 3escribe one improvement that you would incorporate if given sufficient time and e"plain how it would ma2e your pro!ect better. 7. $hoose a career path related to commercial building design and construction that you discovered during this pro!ect that you were previously unaware of and give a !ob description of someone who wor2s in this field.

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