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BUILDING STATISTICS

General Building Data 

Occupancy or function types | Non-profit outpatient medical facility 
Size | 105,000 square feet
Number of stories above grade & total levels | 4 levels, 60 feet above grade 
Primary project team |
    General Contractor | Turner Construction 
        [http://www.turnerconstruction.com/office-network/Anaheim]
    Architect | HOK 
        [http://www.hok.com/]
    Structural | Saiful/Bouquet 
        [http://www.saifulbouquet.com/]
    Mechanical, Plumbing | OED Engineers 
        [http://www.oed-inc.com/]
    Electrical | DPB Engineers Inc. 
        [http://dpbengineers.com/]
    Lighting Design Consultant | HLB Lighting Design, LA office 
Dates of construction | October 2015 - Late 2017 
Overall project cost | $90-million 
Project delivery method | Design-bid-build 

 

Non-Profit Outpatient Medical Facility & Site 

The Non-Profit Outpatient Medical Facility, a modern medical building, offers vital services to those in need in the Southern California Region of the United States. The 105,000 square foot, four-story center offers services including a pharmacy, clinical lab, imaging, nurse clinic, physical therapy, health education, conference center, optometry, ophthalmology, administration, pediatrics, OB/GYN, dermatology, and adult primary care clinics. The approach to healthcare at this facility is molded around the deep understanding of patients’ attitudes, values, and beliefs in regards to how they perceive, utilize, and understand health care. With the patient’s care being the focus of the services offered in this building, the building itself should also be designed with patient well-being at the forefront. The Non-Profit Outpatient Medical Facility building itself is part of the larger scale, final master plan, which will include three mixed use medical office buildings. The scope of this study will include the Non-Profit Outpatient Medical Facility four-story building, the landscaped central pedestrian plaza, two miles of walking paths, and the parking lots. 

Building Enclosures

Enclosures

Many factors were considered in the design of the buildings’ façade. Net zero energy efficient building standards drove façade design: total glazing could not exceed 30% of the South, East, and West façade skins. Many design iterations and façade studies were performed. Exterior materials include metal panels, perforated metal screens, X-tend stainless steel mesh, fibre C Oko skin panel wall, 12” deep fins, porcelain tile cladding, and spandrel glazing. Below are the North and West elevations illustrating some of the façade materiality.

Roofing

Roof Assembly Type 1 | Single Ply Roof (PTO | Class A WRoofing)

Thermoplastic polyolefin

½” cover board

Tapered insulation (where occurs)

Rigid polyisocyanurate insulation (R-30)

Structural concrete slab

 

Roof Assembly Type 2 | Pedestal System 

Concrete pavers on pedestal pavers

½” drain board

Hot rubberized asphalt WP membrane

Expanded polystyrene rigid insulation sloped to drain

Structural concrete slab

Roof Assembly Type 3 | Green Roof

Modular vegetative trays

Non-moisture holding scrim sheet

Impermeable root barrier

Hot rubberized asphalt WP membrane

Expanded polystyrene rigid insulation sloped to drain

Structural concrete slab

 

Roof Assembly Type 4 | Penthouse Roof

Thermoplastic polyolefin

½” cover board

Expanded polystyrene rigid insulation sloped to drain

Metal deck or composite metal deck

Sustainability Features 

Non-Profit Outpatient Medical Facility is a LEED Platinum Certification, net zero energy efficient building. Various active and passive sustainability features are used both in the building and on the site. Natural ventilation is used in the perimeter offices. On the exterior canopy rooftop feature, photovoltaic panels are used. Solar panels are installed in several areas around the site, including the central plaza and parking lots. There are two terraced green roofs, offering green space for the building’s administrative staff. The 2.5 acres of green space and two mile pedestrian path cutting through the site provide an abundant amount of green, friendly space for congregation and personal wellness.

 

August 19, 2017 |

Owner Permission + Project Documentation Obtained 

 

August 24, 2017 |

Project Initiation Checklist 

Parts 1 + 2 Completed 

 

Sept 5, 2017 |

CPEP Home Page Draft

 

Sept 15, 2017 |

Bio Sketch + Advisor Meeting Memo 

 

Oct 18, 2017 |

Building Statistics Part 1 + 2

 

Oct 30, 2017 |

Abstract Board 

 

Dec 1, 2017 |

Lutron Presentation

 

Dec 8, 2017 |

Proposal Part 2 

 

Jan 16, 2018 |

Final Thesis Proposal

 

Jan 29, 2018 |

Update/Resubmit Progress Schedule

 

Feb 12, 2018 |

Update/Resubmit Progress Schedule

 

March 2, 2018 |

Milestone 2 

 

March 26, 2018 |

Update/Resubmit Progress Schedule

 

March 30, 2018 |

Milestone 3 + Go No Go Check

 

April 11, 2018 |

Final Presentation

 

April 20, 2018 |

Final CPEP Review

 

August 23, 2017 |

Master List Updated + AE 
Department Thank Yous Sent

 

Sept 1, 2017 |

Building Statistics Part 1

 

Dec 4, 2017 |

CPEP Review + Final Proposal 

 

Oct 25, 2017 |

Tech Report 2

 

Nov 17, 2017 |

Tech Report 3 + 

Breadth Topic Proposal 

 

Sept 25, 2017 |

Tech Report 1B 

 

Sept 6, 2017 |

Teach Report 1A 

 

Jan 15, 2018 |

Progress Schedule

 

March 12, 2018 |

Update/Resubmit Progress Schedule

 

Feb 26, 2018 |

Update/Resubmit Progress Schedule

 

Feb 9, 2018 |

Milestone 1 

 

Jan 19, 2018 |

Breadth Topics Finalized 

 

April 6, 2018 |

Final Report 

 

March 28, 2018 |

PPT Slide Outline

 

April 20, 2018 |

ABET Student Outcome, Reflection, Placement + Salary Survey

FALL 2017 + SPRING 2018 NEWSFEEDS

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