u097.01 building area: (sf) 9300 sf anticipated date of completion: 2010 location of project:...

U097.01 Building Area: (sf) 9300 sf Anticipated date of completion: 2010 Location of Project: Sarasota, Florida Type of Project: Public Safety Construction materials, mechanical systems or other pertinent information: Metal exterior skin Brick veneer Scheduled to achieve LEED Silver Program Requirements: The project, a new Fire Station located in Sarasota County, Florida consists of demolition of the existing 3,773 sq. ft. building built in 1968, and construction of a new 9,300 sq. ft., two-story LEED Certified fire station situated along a busy arterial road . The Fire Station will serve as a Disaster Deployment Center built to withstand Category 5 hurricane winds. The facility is scheduled to open in 2010 and will provide Fire and EMS services. The building is designed to meet the 2030 Challenge Resolution #2006-157 with minimum delivered fossil-fuel energy consumption performance standard being one-half the U.S. average for that building type as defined by the U.S. Department of Energy. This project will incorporate the use of flexible fuels per the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Resolution #2005-278 of Sarasota County. Construction is comprised of spread foundations and reinforced concrete masonry walls, elevated precast floor systems, integral colored flooring, and pre-engineered metal roof framing/ panels. The exterior is a combination of jumbo brick, Portland cement plaster and metal panels. The bay area features fast acting 4-fold sideways-acting 14 ft. square door systems. The following LEED approaches are incorporated into the design: Use of highly reflective cool paving and roof surfaces A solar water heater system, Installation of a rainwater harvesting system for bay washing and toilet flushing

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U097.01

Building Area: (sf)9300 sf

Anticipated date of completion:2010

Location of Project:Sarasota, Florida

Type of Project:Public Safety

Construction materials, mechanical systems or other pertinent information:Metal exterior skinBrick veneerScheduled to achieve LEED Silver

Program Requirements:

The project, a new Fire Station located in Sarasota County, Florida consists of demolition of the existing 3,773 sq. ft. building built in 1968, and construction of a new 9,300 sq. ft., two-story LEED Certified fire station situated along a busy arterial road . The Fire Station will serve as a Disaster Deployment Center built to withstand Category 5 hurricane winds. The facility is scheduled to open in 2010 and will provide Fire and EMS services.

The building is designed to meet the 2030 Challenge Resolution #2006-157 with minimum delivered fossil-fuel energy consumption performance standard being one-half the U.S. average for that building type as defined by the U.S. Department of Energy. This project will incorporate the use of flexible fuels per the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Resolution #2005-278 of Sarasota County.

Construction is comprised of spread foundations and reinforced concrete masonry walls, elevated precast floor systems, integral colored flooring, and pre-engineered metal roof framing/ panels. The exterior is a combination of jumbo brick, Portland cement plaster and metal panels. The bay area features fast acting 4-fold sideways-acting 14 ft. square door systems. The following LEED approaches are incorporated into the design:

Use of highly reflective cool paving and roof surfacesA solar water heater system, Installation of a rainwaterharvesting system for bay washing and toilet flushingHigh efficiency split system HVAC units yielding 6/10 Energy and Atmosphere (EA) pointsA water use reduction of 70%+ over baseline 1992 EPA standardsLow VOC materials.