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    The existing building is approximately 76ft x 124 ft and 20ft tall and is gutted. We will utilize the existing structure to its fullest extent and add a partial second floor to the structure. The part of the existing roof that is not enclosed for the new second floor will be converted to a green roof that will be accessible to the public.

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    The existing building is approximately 76ft x 124 ft and 20ft tall and is gutted. We will utilize the existing structure to its fullest extent and add a partial second floor to the structure. The part of the existing roof that is not enclosed for the new second floor will be converted to a green roof that will be accessible to the public.

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    The existing building is approximately 76ft x 124 ft and 20ft tall and is gutted. We will utilize the existing structure to its fullest extent and add a partial second floor to the structure. The part of the existing roof that is not enclosed for the new second floor will be converted to a green roof that will be accessible to the public.

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    SoutheastRaleighMagnetHighSchool

    KeystoneLibraryProject

    KurtisNguyen
    DevinLaing
    PLTWCivilEngineering
    May92016

    TableofContents

    ProjectDescription3

    Engineeringcalculations....34
    CompositeLoadSpantable3
    RoofDeckDesign...
    RoofJoistDesign
    StormWaterrunoffandretention/detentionPondSizeConclusion.4

    ConstructionDrawings.511
    C1SitePlan.5
    A1FirstFloorPlan6
    A2SecondFloorPlan....7
    A4RoofFloorPlan....7
    A5TwoElevations...8
    A6SectionsandDetails9
    BuildingSection9
    WallSection.10
    Detailviewofthegreenroof.10
    S1FoundationPlan..11

    ProjectDescription
    Theexistingbuildingisapproximately76ftx124ftand20fttallandisgutted.Nointeriorwalls
    orfixturesremain.Wewillutilizetheexistingstructuretoitsfullestextentandaddapartial
    secondfloortothestructure.Thepartoftheexistingroofthatisnotenclosedforthenewsecond
    floorwillbeconvertedtoagreenroofthatwillbeaccessibletothepublic.
    Wewillredesigntheexistingbuildingtocreateaplanforrenovatingthestructuretoserveasa
    publiclibrary.Asnecessary,wewillreplaceexistingbuildingcomponentsoraddnew
    componentstoprovideasafeandefficientbuildingwithadequateutilitiesandservices.Wewill
    alsocreateasitedesignthatwillprovidesufficientparking,desirabletrafficflow,and
    appropriategradingandstormwatermanagement.

    3.1.6CommercialFloorSystems

    FLOORTYPE

    SKETCH

    Specification

    CompositeSlab
    Design
    (castinplace
    concreteon
    metaldecking)

    NormalWeight
    Concrete

    Type1.5CF
    CompositeFloorDeck

    3span

    10spanlength

    4
    slabthk.

    18
    deckType

    W1.4xW1.4
    WWF

    106allowable
    unshoredclearspan

    Hollowcore
    precastconcrete
    floorpanels

    30spanlength

    24panelwidth

    8slabthk.

    76/10No.&sizeof
    reinforcingstrands

    1.
    WhichflooringsystemwouldyourecommendfortheKeystoneLibrary?Justifyyour
    choice.
    Hollowcorebecauseofthefactthatitrequireslessbuildingmaterialandisformedinlarger
    slabsmakinginstallationsufficientlyeasierwhenitcomesdowntoit.
    2.
    Modelthecompositefloordesignspecifiedaboveinyour3Darchitecturalmodel.For
    nowusethesamefloordesigntosupportyourgreenroof,thatis,usetheselectedfloorasthe
    baselayerforyourgreenroofdesign.

    Conclusion
    1.Explainwhythematerialsusedinaresidentialfloorsystemaredifferentfromacommercial
    system.
    Lessmaterialisrequiredforasmallerbuildingthus,somematerialsaremorecosteffectiveto
    beusedinaresidentialhome.Alsomaterialswillrequireahighercarryingcapacityfora
    commercialbuilding.
    2.Describetheadvantagesofusingprecastconcretefloorcomponents.
    Cheaper

    3.4.5StormwaterRunoff
    A ten year stormfacilitywouldbe incapableofhandlingaonehundredyearstormdueto
    the exceptional excess of water which would be flooding the facility. Storm water facilities
    should be designed based on the worst possible scenario that could occur during the life of the
    systems usage. The runoff from a hundred year storm is greater than a 10year because it is
    designed to handlemorewatersincea100yearstormisstrongerthana10yearstorm.Themain
    reasonwhyfacilitiesshouldbedesignedbaseon
    100year storm is that this will give assurance that the facility will not fail when theres a
    dilemma, furthermore it does notmeanthata100yearstormwillonlyhappenonceinahundred
    years, it could happen several times in a century. It is very important to consider storm water
    management when laying out a siteplanbecausethiswillgreatlyminimizethemaintenanceofa
    buildingandthiswillalsohelpabuildinglastlonger.

    C1SitePlan

    A1FirstFloorPlan

    A2SecondFloorandGreenRoofPlan(showlocationofvegetationandwalkingsurface)

    A4RoofPlan

    A5TwoElevations

    A6SectionsandDetails/BuildingSection

    TypicalWallSectionthrutwostoryexteriorwallwithallcomponentslabeled

    10

    Detailviewofthegreenroofshowingallcomponents

    S1FoundationPlanannotatinganyneededrenovations

    11

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