Exterior Building Envelope Sample Clauses

Exterior Building Envelope a. Builders are encouraged to incorporate the City of ▇▇▇▇▇ and Bryan Texas Utilities Green Plus energy rebate program into their home design. b. Exterior wall area shall be composed of a minimum of 25% brick, stone or stucco veneer. Remaining exterior wall area shall be composed of ▇▇▇▇▇▇® brand lap siding or an equivalent product in material composition to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇® brand. c. Exterior walls shall be rated at R-13 minimum and the attic space shall be rated at R-30 as per City codes. d. Windows shall be double insulated, low-E designed windows that comply and are installed in accordance with the currently adopted International Energy Conservation Code, and shall be sized in accordance with the International Residential Code for emergency egress. e. Exterior doors shall be six-panel, metal insulated, foam core doors. Front and rear doors may have a half-moon window or other door top window which are out of reach of the door locks for security purposes. A peep-hole shall be installed in front door if a solid front door is selected. All exterior doors shall be weather-stripped, pre-hung units with one of the doors (preferably front) required to be a 3068 door. f. Exterior wall sheathing shall be 7/16” OSB or ½” plywood, covered with IECC recommended house wrap, spliced, taped and appropriately folded and sealed into exterior wall openings, and all wall penetrations properly sealed. g. All pipe penetrations through the exterior walls shall be sleeved with steel pipe or galvanized sleeves the thickness of the penetrated areas, and penetrate as close to the equipment as possible, or as low as possible for proper discharge. No pipes or HVAC line-sets shall run down the brick face to equipment, or covered with a shroud. All gaps between sleeves and pipes shall be filled with latex caulk to match as close as possible the color of the brick grout. Expanding foam may also be used, but foam or caulk shall have smooth finish with sleeve opening NO BEADS OR PROTRUSIONS. h. All exterior wall bottom plates shall be wolmanized treated 2” x 4” nominal sized #2 southern yellow pine lumber material. All exterior wall studs shall be #2 kiln-dried southern yellow pine lumber material. Top plates shall be 2” x 4” nominal sized southern yellow pine lumber material. Multi- story homes shall use nominally sized southern pine lumber material and/or engineered laminated products sized to the support load. i. Soffits shall be constructed of HardieSoffit® brand perforated soffit, and...
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Exterior Building Envelope. The exterior envelope is defined as the structural components of the building, including roof, walls, doors, hardware, windows and foundation. It also includes ceiling, insulation, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC, roof and roof drainage systems, and exterior lighting fixtures attached to the building. Custodial services include the regular cleaning, supplies, and upkeep of the facility and custodial services for set up / take down for special events. The level of service must meet the program capacity engaged at the facility. Green cleaning methods are to be employed in the cleaning of facilities. T&ES is responsible for solid waste/recycling removal. Solid waste/recycling includes the removal of trash and recycling items from dumpster areas to the appropriate disposal location. Litter clean-up involves the removal or disposal of trash, debris, and items left from events taking place at a shared facility. It is the user’s responsibility to clean area from daily litter, special events, sports groups and other users. Asphalt and concrete repairs include minor patches to existing asphalt and concrete infrastructure, filling of potholes, and emergency repairs. These repairs are quick fixes and are not expected to last longer than a year. This type of maintenance does not include repairs to the subgrade or remilling of the existing surface. Sidewalks and curb and gutter within street right-of-way will be maintained by T&ES. Each agency is responsible for repairs on its own property. Maintenance of concrete/asphalt on ACPS property is the responsibility of ACPS; maintenance of concrete/asphalt on RPCA property is the responsibility of RPCA and T&ES. ACPS and RPCA sites are being included in the City’s pavement management system. Facility and Outdoor Maintenance and Use Definitions (Continued)
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Exterior Building Envelope. The exterior envelope is defined as the structural components of the building, including roof, walls, doors, hardware, windows and foundation. It also includes ceiling, insulation, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC, roof and roof drainage systems, and exterior lighting fixtures attached to the building. Custodial services include the regular cleaning, supplies, and upkeep of the facility and custodial services for set up / take down for special events. The level of service must meet the program capacity engaged at the facility. Green cleaning methods are to be employed in the cleaning of facilities. Solid waste / recycling includes the removal of trash and recycling items from dumpster areas to the appropriate disposal location. Litter clean-up involves the removal or disposal of trash, debris, and items left from events taking place at a shared facility. It is the user’s responsibility to clean area from daily litter, special events, sports groups and other users. Asphalt and concrete repairs include minor patches to existing asphalt and concrete infrastructure, filling of potholes, and emergency repairs. These repairs are quick fixes and are not expected to last longer than a year. This type of maintenance does not include repairs to the subgrade or remilling of the existing surface. Sidewalks and curb and gutter within street right-of-way will be maintained by TES. Each agency is responsible for repairs on its own property. Maintenance of concrete/asphalt on ACPS property is the responsibility of ACPS; maintenance of concrete/asphalt on RPCA property is the responsibility of RPCA and TES. ACPS and RPCA sites are being included in the City’s pavement management system. Facility Maintenance and Use Defintions (Continued) Site lighting maintenance is the necessary upkeep of all lighting associated with the facility that is not owned by Dominion Power. This includes bulb replacement, fixture repair, painting and replacement if necessary. This involves the removal of graffiti on the interior of the building. The responsible agency is designated in the matrices located in the text of this MOU.
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Exterior Building Envelope i. The exterior walls of the Building will be constructed of a unitized curtain wall system with integral ▇▇▇▇▇. The curtain wall will have alternating bands of 10’- 6” vision glass and 3’-6” spandrel glass and aluminum or GFRC mullion framework. ii. The glazing system shall have a “U” factor of 0.41 and a maximum shading heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.38 at ground level and 0.29 at all other floors. iii. Roof top mechanical equipment will be exposed on equipped pads and housed in a penthouse. A 26 ft tall wall matching the storefront system will serve as a mechanical “screen” for the rooftop mechanical equipment and penthouse. DocuSign Envelope ID: 93B39195-D5C3-430B-8A8C-CCAC6E53AEA8 iv. The Building’s main entrance will be via a lobby with doors facing the Paseo. Large format clear glass and stainless clad doors shall provide a clean modern yet elegant feel. Warm wood finishes are included in the main lobby of the building. v. The ground level porticos provide shaded space for pedestrian access to tenant spaces and the main entry. Porticos also reinforce main site circulation pathways.
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Exterior Building Envelope i. The exterior walls of the Building will be constructed of a unitized curtain wall system with integral ▇▇▇▇▇. The curtain wall will have alternating bands of 7’- 0” vision glass and 7’-0” spandrel glass. ii. The glazing system shall have a “U” factor of 0.41 and a maximum shading heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.38 at ground level and 0.29 at all other floors. iii. Roof top mechanical equipment will be housed in a penthouse. An 18 ft tall wall matching the storefront system will serve as a mechanical “screen” for the rooftop mechanical equipment and penthouse. iv. The Building’s main entrance will be via a lobby with two sets of double doors. Large format clear glass and stainless clad doors shall provide a clean modern yet elegant feel. Warm wood finishes are included in the main lobby of the building. v. The ground level volumes and architectural elements will be finished in brick cladding; a response to the Sacramento region’s history of brick structures that introduces human scale and a high level of craft to façade detailing.
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Exterior Building Envelope. The exterior walls of the building will be constructed of a combination of natural stone veneer, factory finished metal panels, and clear anodized aluminum storefront and curtainwall. Glass will be 1” thick insulated units Solarban 70XL, argon filled, warm edge spacer, and “low E” type coating. Building entrance doors will match the wall system. A single-ply white TPO roof will be provided. The roof will be pitched (1/4”/FT). Miscellaneous flashing, pitch pockets, coping and drains will be provided. Roof insulation to be provided, mechanically fastened to meet a rating of U = 0.048. A fifteen (15) year warranty is included. All mechanical equipment on the roof will be screened.
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