Hall Corporate Headquarters

Virginia Beach, Virginia

 

 

Dan Rusnack

Lighting/Electrical Option

Hall Corporate Headquarters

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Date of report  9/10/03

Primary Faculty Consultant:  Dr. Mistrick

Building Statistics I

          

              AutoCAD elevation drawn by Clark Nexsen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Building Statistics, Part 1

 

General Project Data

 


Building Name:  Hall Corporate Headquarters

Location:  Guardian lane Virginia Beach, Virginia

Building Occupant Name:  Hall automotive car dealership

Occupancy: Commercial office building

Size: 30,000 Sq. Ft.

Stories above grade: 3 stories

Primary Project Team: 

General Contractor:  Commonwealth Construction

            Architects and Engineers:  Clark Nexsen    www.clarknexsen.com

Owner:   Kenneth Hall Sr.   www.hallauto.com

            Dates of Construction:

Start date: Started in May 2003, currently in progress

Finish date: Summer 2004

            Cost Information: current cost estimate

                        Cost per square foot $63.92

                        1.9 million for building costs

                        0.4 million for site work and other costs

                        2.5 million for total project completion  

Project Delivery Method: Design-bid-build

 

Architecture    

 


Architecture: The building is designed for use as a corporate office for Hall car dealership based out of Virginia. The building is a 3 story facility with open office space, multiple personal offices, a training room for new employees, large meeting rooms, file storage, a large 2 story open lobby with show room space for two cars, and other office related spaces. The entrance to the building has an expandable door that can be opened to allow cars to be moved into the show room space. The footprint of the building is an L shape with a curved entrance at the center of the L on the main Façade.

 

Codes: The building was constructed under the current Virginia uniform statewide building code amendments to the 1996 BOCA code.

 

Zoning Historical: Group B classified building for “Business” type occupancy

 

Building envelope: The buildings exterior is constructed mainly with field brick. Along with the field brick accent brick is also used on the façade.  Multiple windows are located on the buildings face and rear. Tinted reflective vision glass is used on the lower panes of the windows. On the upper panes of the window spandrel glass to match the vision glass is used. The roof system is made up of an aluminum cladding system. The roof is mainly a flat roof with a raised round shaped architectural feature in the middle center to hide the mechanical equipment. The front of the building has an aluminum clad canopy that hangs over the main entrance to the building. Leading to the entrance is a brick sidewalk to accent the buildings façade.

 

For a .pdf file of the above information see the following link

Building Statistics part 1

 

 

 

 

Dan Rusnack

Lighting / Electrical Option

Hall Corporate Headquarters

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Date of report  10/17/03

Primary Faculty Consultant:  Dr. Mistrick         

Building Statistics II

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Building Statistics, Part II    

 Electrical System  

The Hall Corporate Headquarters is supplied electrical service by Dominion Virginia Power. The incoming secondary is 480/277 V serving an 800 amp (MDP) Main Distribution Panel. The wiring system used is a 3 phase, 4 wire configuration. The Main Distribution Panel is rated at 25 KAIC. The wiring will mainly be THHW and THHN. The MDP serves the 480/277 V panelboards on the first, second and third floors. The 480/277 V panels serve 3 transformers one on each floor that step down the voltage to 208/120 V. The transformers used in the building are listed as follows. The first floor transformer is 75 KVA, 3 Phase, 480-208/120 V, K-4 rated and is floor mounted. The second floor transformer is 45 KVA, 3 Phase, 480-208/120 V, K-4 rated and is floor mounted. The first floor transformer is 75 KVA, 3 Phase, 480-208/120 V, K-4 rated and is floor mounted. There are 3 panels run on 408/277 V and 7 panels run on 208/120 V for a total of 10 panels used in the buildings. The 208/120 V panels are mainly used for power to receptacles and other objects in the building.

Lighting System   

          The lighting in the Hall Corporate Headquarters is run mainly on 277 V.  A small amount of the lighting is run on 120 V only 3 of the 25 fixtures used in the building are run on 120 V. The lighting includes very general lighting used in buildings with an office type setting. The fixture schedule for the Hall Corporate Headquarters can be located on my website as a separate file under the technical assignment link.

Typical 2’ X 2’ parabolic troffer fixtures are located in the meeting rooms, private offices and open office spaces. Downlights are used throughout the building to add to the light given by the parabolic troffers in certain areas. Recessed 1’x 4’ troffers are used for the lighting in the restrooms. The lobby is mainly lit with pendant and recessed downlights. Wall sconces are also used to light the lobby. The exterior is lit with vertically mounted wall washers and flood lamps directed towards the buildings facade. The parking lot is lit using 17 pole mounted exterior fixtures. The buildings side and rear façade is lit with 14 vertically wall washers.  The front façade is lit with 4-100W metal halide flood lamps and the entry canopy is lit with 2-2 lamp 42W CFL recessed downlights.

Mechanical System      

          The mechanical system in the Hall Corporate Headquarters is a Variable Air Volume (VAV) system with electric reheat. There are two Roof Top Units (RTU) and two Air-Cooled Condensing Units (ACCU) used in the mechanical system. The RTU’s are supplied by a 460 V, 3 phase power source. The fan powered VAV terminals for RTU-1 range from 280 cfm to 778 cfm. The fan powered VAV terminals for RTU-2 range from 185 cfm to 1308 cfm. There are two Fan Coil Units (FCU) sized at 12.6 mbh and 8.2 mbh. The 12.6 mbh FCU is powered by a 208 V, single phase source and the 8.2 mbh FCU is powered by a 115 V, single phase source. The mechanical system is monitored by the buildings EMCS system. Individual controls that the occupants can change are located throughout the building. The system has direct expansion refrigeration with output ranging from 422 –565.2 mbh.

Structural System   

          The structural system in the Hall Corporate Headquarters is made up of the following. The skeleton is constructed of tubular steel columns, steel wide flanged beams and steel joists. The floor is concrete slab over non-composite metal deck. The ground floor is concrete slab-on-grade. The ground slab is supported concrete pile caps on driven concrete piles. The façade of the building is constructed of brick. The entrance canopy to the building is constructed of steel beams.

Fire Protection    

          The fire protection system in the Hall Corporate Headquarters is made up of the following components. The building sprinkler system provides full coverage for the building per NFPA-13. The structural systems beams, columns and joists are rated at 1 hour fire protection. The building is classified under use group “B” which is Business. This class of use group does not allow the use of construction materials less then 2C noncombustible unprotected rating. The exit enclosures, shafts, hoists, smoke partition and horizontal enclosure beneath shafts have a 1 hour protection rating.

Transportation   

          The Hall Corporate Headquarters has one elevator located to the left of the lobby as you enter the building. The building is only three stories high so stairs are the main source of getting from floor to floor. There is a large stair well located just inside the lobby that curves up to the second floor. This large curving stair well on gives access to the second floor. There are two other stair wells located in the building

Telecommunications  

          The Hall Corporate Headquarters has a standard communication system for an office type building. The open work spaces, offices, conference rooms and other spaces will have access to the internet. The internet will be run from a server room located on the first floor. The building also has in house phone system used to call people in other areas of the building and outside lines

 

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