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HOUMA, LA

Overview The Louisiana Percent for Art Program seeks artists or artist teams to submit qualifications to design and implement an interior installation of original design for LUMCON’s Blue Works located in the Port of Terrebonne in Houma, Louisiana. A successful proposal for this project would include digital, kinetic, or technological components, however full proposals are not required at this time; please submit only those materials described in the submission requirements section. This commission is open nationally to professional artists 18 and over.

Deadline November 18, 2020 10:59 PM CT

Submission Requirements Application materials must be received on 11/18/2020 by 10:59 PM CT. Items required include:

• Résumé • Letter of Interest & Artist

Statement • Three (3) professional

references • Six (6) images of original

completed artwork

Project Budget $80,000 (all-inclusive)

PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITY

CALL FOR ARTISTS – REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS DEADLINE: 11/18/2020

https://lumcon.edu/blue-works/

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Project Background About LUMCON’s Blue Works

In the Port of Terrebonne lies Blue Works, a new 27,000 square foot building and expansion of LUMCON (Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium). Through this new, collaborative technology space, Blue Works aims to restore passion and commitment to ocean and coastal exploration and science. The mission of LUMCON’s Blue Works is the build capacity, knowledge, and passion at the intersection of blue science and technology to find innovative solutions and train the next generation of innovators.

The expansion of LUMCON will also better fulfill their mission to:

• Connect through collaboration between academia, agencies, and corporations as well as citizens, students, and specialists.

• Enrich by engaging all those who come through its doors and by making STEM available to everyone.

• Transform by providing the technological and engineering space and culture to allow creative and innovative ideas to become reality.

The unemployment of the region around LUMCON is consistently higher than the national average. Inspiring students early in the educational pipeline for careers in Blue STEM will ultimately lead to workforce development and economic growth. Blue Works seeks to be the first point in this pipeline and provide a regional asset to support other STEM initiatives. Blue Works also seeks to leverage regional expertise in engineering and technology developed out of the energy sector to provide coastal and ocean solutions. Blue Works also allows Louisiana to secure, maintain, and expand its historically and internationally prominent role in ocean and coastal research, both in the Gulf of Mexico and abroad.


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Project Background cont’ The Building and Spaces

Public access to all the spaces listed below is essential to the mission and vision of Blue Works. Blue Works seeks to create a space where people can freely use tools and supplies to create and invent projects that are personal and unique to them.

• Welcome – Reception and welcome area , exhibit space, informal interaction spaces, meeting rooms and conference spaces

• Learn – Library, zoological laboratory, technical laboratory, maker spaces, 3-D print laboratory, research laboratories

• Work – Office suites, records, IT

About the Art Installation

The installation should capture the mission and core values of Blue Works (found on next page). The installation should also marry coastal and ocean with digital, computational, technological, and engineering themes. Artists are greatly encouraged to utilize kinetic and light elements to convey a sense of movement and energy. The installation will be located in the atrium/front lobby area. It is envisioned that the piece will cover the wooden wall on page 6. The piece should ideally serve to generate awe and excitement to all that enter Blue Works.


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Project Background cont’ Blue Works Core Values

INTERACTION AND VISIBILITY LEARNING AND RESEARCH ON DISPLAY,

TRANSPARENT, AND OPEN

FLEXIBILITY ADAPTIVE SPACES AND SOLUTIONS

SPACE FOR DISCOVERY

EXPRESSION AND EXCITEMENT ARE EMBODIED IN THE BUILDING, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND CULTURE

RESILIENCY

BUILDING DURABILITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, WORKING ON SOLUTIONS FOR MORE RESILIENT COMMUNITIES

HIGH PERFORMING

EFFICIENT AND RESPONSIBLE DESIGN, HIGH PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH PLAYFULNESS AND COLLABORATION

INTEGRATION

BUILDING, DOCK, AND CAMPUS AS SINGLE UNITY HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL COLLABORATION

TO CONNECT, ENRICH, AND TRANSFORM

A VISIBLE ASSET TO THE COMMUNITY, STATE, AND GLOBE

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Budget The budget listed is inclusive of all costs associated with the project, and commensurate with the intended scale, including but not limited to: research, professional consultations, formal reports from licensed structural and electrical engineers where appropriate, a long-term care and maintenance report from a licensed professional conservator, materials, fabrication, transportation, travel, insurance, installation (including lighting if applicable), photography and documentation of the artwork and crediting plaque (to be installed by artist).

Eligibility This commission is open to professional artists 18 and over, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identification, military status, sexual orientation, marital status, or physical ability.

Artist teams may apply and must designate one artist as the lead contact. All artists must have a minimum of five (5) years of demonstrated professional visual art experience (NOT STUDENT WORK). Examples of work submitted must be original, recently completed artwork (within the last 10 years).

The application, including all examples of work and supporting documents are considered the artist’s official “submission.” If any information submitted by the artist or artist’s representative, including all supporting documents, is found fraudulent the submission will be disqualified.

Scope of Work Artist(s) are expected to create an installation that will not only serve as a focal point but will also provide an artistic element to the space upon entering the building.

The development and design for the installation should:

• Consider the elements of the site as a source of design ideas. • Consider the building and the area surrounding the artwork and its intended uses as

described in this call. • Reflect Blue Works main and core values. • Be durable, sturdy, stable, suitable for the climate conditions, resistant to UV damage, and

safe for public interaction.


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Submission Requirements Application materials must be received by November 18th at 10:59 PM CT via Call for Entry (CAFÉ) system available online at www.callforentry.org.

The CAFÉ system will remain open until 10:59 PM CT on November 18, 2020 but staff will only be available for assistance until 5:00 PM CT (weekends and holidays may affect this time). Applicants are encouraged to apply early to reduce risk of technical difficulties. Incomplete or late submissions will not be accepted for any reason. Items required shall include the following:

• Résumé/CV: Chronological resume demonstrating a minimum of five (5) years of professional visual art experience (NOT STUDENT WORK). If submitting as a team, a current résumé should be submitted for each team member (Compiled into one document). A biography will not be accepted in place of a résumé. • Letter of Interest & Artist Statement: Provide a brief statement summarizing your methods of working, interest in this project, and availability to participate in the design and implementation of the project. If submitting as a team, only one letter of interest and artist statement is needed however, this can be a collaborative effort among team members. • References: Include the names and current contact information for three (3) individuals with whom you have worked, collaborated, or who have commissioned your work in the past. References will be contacted for artists invited to develop a proposal for the commission. • Work samples: Upload six (6) images of your original completed commissions, not proposals, which demonstrate your qualifications for the project. 3-D models, sketches, or drawings will not be accepted. You must include the title, medium, dimensions, project budget (price), year completed, location, and a description. The value must be indicated in US dollars. Each image must contain only one view of the work. Multiple views per image or unexecuted conceptual projects will not be considered, and may disqualify your submission.

Image specifications: JPG, PNG - Maximum size per image 5MB, total 30MB.

*Slides, emailed prints, or any physical submissions will NOT be accepted.


http://www.callforentry.org/

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Selection Process & Evaluation Criteria An Art Selection Committee (the Committee) may include (but is not limited to) representatives from the Louisiana Office of Facility Planning & Control, the architectural firm that designed the facility, representatives from LUMCON, professional artist(s), and the State Arts Council will review all eligible artist submissions.

Submissions are evaluated by the following criteria:

• Artistic excellence and originality as evidenced by the representations of past work images and other supporting materials.

• Appropriateness of artist’s medium, style, and previous experience as they relate to the project goals and setting

• Experience with projects of a similar scale and scope • Ability to create site specific or site reactive works • Availability to participate in the design and implementation of the project as required • Special consideration will be given to Louisiana artists, as defined by La.

R.S.25:9000.1(E) • The committee may also take into consideration when selecting artists whether or not

an artist is already represented in the state’s collection.

Notifications and Proposals Notifications will be issued no later than the end of January 2020. A full timeline will be provided to those finalists who have been shortlisted.

This is a call for submission of samples of previous work and qualifications only. If selected to develop a proposal for one of the commissions, you will be contacted by Percent for Art program staff with further details about the site, concept and scope. Finalists will be invited to attend two (2) meetings: a mandatory site visit to view the space and meet with the committee, and an optional presentation of the artist’s proposal before the committee.


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The proposal must include the concept, materials, size, weight, installation requirements, details of maintenance, and budget. The proposal must also include a maquette or digital renderings as appropriate, which shows the physical volume of the space and allows for multiple perspectives of the artwork within the space. All proposal documents, including the maquette and renderings, will become property of the State of Louisiana and will be used for educational and/or promotional purposes of the program. Each finalist’s proposal and/or maquette may be exhibited for Committee and community consideration. An honorarium/ proposal fee of $1,500 will be paid to finalists to offset expenses associated with development of proposals and travel to present to the Committee.

NOTE: "The Percent for Art Program and the Artist Selection Committee reserves the right to change, modify, or revise the Call to Artists, in part or whole, at any time before the submittal deadline without prior notice. Any change, modification or revision will be on https://www.crt.state.la.us/cultural-development/arts/percent-for-art/call-to-artists/index. The Percent for Art Program and the Artist Selection Committee also reserves the right to reject any or all applications or proposals, to reject any finalist, or to terminate the selection process for any project without prior notice." The Louisiana Percent for Art Program was established by law in the 1999 legislative session. The law specifies that on projects using more than $2,000,000.00 in state funds, one percent (1%) of the expenditure for construction or renovation of a state building shall be for works of art by artists and craftsmen for the building or its grounds.

This program is administered by the Office of Cultural Development /Division of the Arts, in the Department of Culture Recreation and Tourism of the State of Louisiana, in collaboration with the Division of Administration and the Office of Facility Planning and Control.

Contact Information Please direct inquiries about the Percent for Art Program or this project to:

Scott Finch Director, Percent for Art Program 225-342-8176 [email protected]

April Baham Project Manager, Percent for Art Program 225-342-6083 [email protected]

Website: www.louisianaarts.org


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2. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED ON FLOOR PLANS(S) OR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN(S), ALL CEILING HEIGHTS ARE 9'-0"

3. FOR ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE, FRAME AND DOOR SCHEDULE, CLARIFICATION OF REFERENCE DESIGNATION FOR INTERIOR PARTITIONS, REFER TO SHEET 3.1

4. ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN AT EXISTING CONDITIONS ARE PLUS OR MINUS AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED, IF NECESSARY, ON THE PROJECT SITE.

5. UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE, ALL EXPOSED STRUCTURE AT BUILDING INTERIOR TO BE PAINTED P-5.

GENERAL NOTES

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SEMI-RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET (10 44 00)

SURFACE MOUNTED FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET (10 44 00)

WALL HUNG FIRE EXTINGUISHER (10 44 00)

CLARIFICATION OF SYMBOLS FIRE EXTINGUISHER

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2. FOR UNDERCUTTING AND/OR DOOR GRILLS, REFER TO HVAC FLOOR PLANS.

3. FIRE RATING FOR OPENING IS INDICATED IN MINUTES.4. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 08 11 13 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING HM (HOLLOW METAL) FRAMES AND DOORS.

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NOTE: UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATEDALL GLASS SHALL BE IG-1 INSULATING GLASS

CLARIFICATION OF REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS FOR INTERIOR PARTITIONS

FIRE RATING IN HOURS."S" INDICATES SMOKE PARTITION.

PARTITION TYPE

STC RATING (IF APPLICABLE)10 772

GENERAL NOTES PERTAINING TO INTERIOR PARTITIONS

UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED IN THE FOLLOWING "CLARIFICATION OF REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS FOR INTERIOR PARTITIONS" OR OTHERWISE INDICATED ELSEWHERE ON THE "DRAWINGS", ALL INTERIOR PARTITIONS ARE GYPSUM BOARD AND METAL STUDS AND ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS LISTED BELOW.

1. ALL METAL STUDS SHALL BE 3 5/8" DEEP AND MINIMUM 25 GAUGE. (FOR PARTITIONS REQUIRING HEAVIER GAUGE STUDS, SEE SPECIFICATION SECTION 09 21 16 OR DESCRIPTIONS BELOW).

2. ALL METAL STUDS SHALL BE SPACED 16" O.C.

3. ALL METAL STUDS SHALL EXTEND FROM FLOOR TO UNDERSIDE OF FLOOR OR ROOF ABOVE.

4. ALL METAL STUDS SHALL HAVE ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON EACH SIDE OF STUD.

5. ALL GYPSUM BOARD SHALL BE MOLD-RESISTANT, TYPE X AND 5/8” THICK.

6. ALL GYPSUM BOARD, ON WALLS, SHALL TERMINATE AT THE UNDERSIDE OF GYPSUM BOARD CEILINGS AND MINIMUM OF 6" ABOVE OTHER TYPE CEILINGS. WHERE CEILINGS DO NOT OCCUR, GYPSUM BOARD SHALL EXTEND TO THE UNDERSIDE OF FLOOR OR ROOF ABOVE.

7. ALL COMPONENTS OF FIRE RATED, SMOKE BARRIER, OR STC RATED PARTITION SYSTEMS SHALL EXTEND TO THE UNDERSIDE OF FLOOR OR ROOF ABOVE.

8. PARTITION SYSTEMS INDICATED TO HAVE STC RATINGS SHALL INCORPORATE SOUND ATTENUATION BLANKETS AND ACOUSTIC SEALANT TO ACHIEVE THE REQUIRED RATING. REFERENCE SPECIFICATION SECTION 09 21 16.

9. IF CONCRETE MASONRY UNITS ARE INDICATED, UNITS SHALL BE 7 5/8" THICK AND SHALL EXTEND FROM FLOOR TO UNDERSIDE OF FLOOR OR ROOF ABOVE.THE THICKNESS OF PARTITIONS SHOWN ARE FINISH SURFACE TO FINISH SURFACE EXCLUDING THIN-SET CERAMIC TILE.

10. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 09 21 16 FOR GLASS MAT-FACED GYPSUM BOARD REQUIREMENTS IN WET AREAS.

11. WET AREAS WILL BE DEFINED AS: WALLS SUPPORTING SINKS, TOILETS AND URINALS, AND SHOWER AND TUB SURROUNDS, INCLUDING SHOWER CEILINGS.

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DOORNUMBER TYPE

FRAME DOOR

FIRERATING

STCRATING

HARDWARESET REMARKS

OPENING

MATERIAL FINISHDETAIL

NUMBER DOOR (OR OPENING) DESCRIPTION MATERIAL FINISHWIDTH HEIGHT001 SEE 4.2 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH HOLLOW METAL DOOR HM P-2 4.0

002 E 8'-0" 12'-0" ALUM MNFR 6-9 / 3.6 OVERHEAD COILING DOOR ALUM 22.0

006 SEE 4.2 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH HOLLOW METAL DOOR HM P-2 2.0 EXIT ONLY

100A SEE 1/6.10 6'-0" 8'-10" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE - IMPACTRATED

ALUM & GLASS 1.0

100B SEE 1/6.10 6'-0" 8'-10" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE - IMPACTRATED

ALUM & GLASS 1.0

102A SEE 2/6.10 6'-0" 8'-10" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE - IMPACTRATED

ALUM & GLASS 1.0

102B SEE 2/6.10 6'-0" 8'-10" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE - IMPACTRATED

ALUM & GLASS 1.0

103 C 6'-0" 9'-0" WD P-2 4/3.6 FLUSH HOLLOW METAL DOOR WD P-2 45 5.0

104 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD P-2 60 8.0

106A B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD P-2 60 7.0

106B SEE 1/6.11 3'-0" 6'-8" HM P-1 FLUSH WOOD DOOR HM P-1 60

107A SEE 1/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 14.0

107B SEE 1/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 14.0

108 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD MATCH TO WD-1 20.0

111 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD MATCH TO WD-1 45 19.0


114 SEE 3/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 15.0

115A SEE 5/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 60 23.0 IN FIRE RATED GLASS SYSTEM

115B SEE 4.2 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 7/6.12 FLUSH HOLLOW METAL DOOR HM P-2 2.0 EXIT ONLY


202 D 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 STILE AND RAIL WOOD DOOR WD / GLASS MATCH TO WD-1 45 17.0











213 D 3'-0" 9'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 STILE AND RAIL WOOD DOOR WD / GLASS MATCH TO WD-1 18.0

215 SEE 5/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 60 23.0 IN FIRE RATED GLASS SYSTEM



217 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD MATCH TO WD-1 60 45 10.0








306 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD 60 7.0






312 D 3'-0" 9'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 STILE AND RAIL WOOD DOOR WD / GLASS MATCH TO WD-1 18.0

313A B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR WD MATCH TO WD-1 45 13.0

313B C 6'-0" 8'-10" HM WC-1/P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH HOLLOW METAL DOOR HM WC-1/P-2 45 12.0 WC-1 AT INFORMAL COLLAB.,P-2 AT MECH.

315 SEE 5/8.6 3'-0" 8'-9 1/2" ALUM MNFR MNFR ALUMINUM AND GLASS STOREFRONT ENTRANCE ALUM & GLASS 60 23.0 IN FIRE RATED GLASS SYSTEM








320B E 6'-0" 7'-0" ALUM MNFR 5 / 3.6 OVERHEAD COILING DOOR ALUM 22.0

320C E 6'-0" 7'-0" ALUM MNFR 5 / 3.6 OVERHEAD COILING DOOR ALUM 22.0


323 B 3'-0" 7'-0" HM P-2 1/3.6 FLUSH WOOD DOOR HM P-2 60 9.0

3/8" = 1'-0"FRAME AND DOOR TYPES1

IG-1 CLEAR INSULATING GLASS - IMPACT RATED

IG-3 CLEAR INSULATING GLASS - IMPACT RATED

LG-1 CLEAR TEMPERED LAMINATED FLOAT-GLASS

MG-1 CLEAR TEMPERED FLOAT-GLASS

FINISH SCHEDULENO. ROOM NAME FLOOR BASE WALL ACCENT WALL CEILING COMMENTS

LOADING

001 LOADING/ LAYDOWN SC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

006 STAIR 1 SC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

FIRST FLOOR

100 RECEPTION PC-1 WB-1 P-2 SEE RCP

101 WELCOME AREA PC-1 WB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS WDCP-1; SEERCP

102 EXHIBIT PC-1 WB-1 P-1 SEE RCP SEE SHEET 10.1

103 LECTURE HALL CPT-3 WB-1 P-2 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-3

104 STO. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1


107 ZOO LAB PC-1 RB-1 P-1 P-2 ACP-1 ACCENT AT WEST WALL

108 ZOO LAB. WORKSPACE PC-1 RB-1 P-1 P-2 ACP-1 ACCENT AT WEST WALL

109 RR VESTIBULE PC-1 WB-1 P-1 GYP; P-1

111 MEN'S RR PC-1 COVE TRIM P-1 & TL-1 GYP; P-1 TILE UP TO 7'-0", PAINTED GYP. ABOVE

112 WOMEN'S RR PC-1 COVE TRIM P-1 & TL-1 GYP; P-1 TILE UP TO 7'-0", PAINTED GYP. ABOVE

114 MAKER LAB 1 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-1

115 STAIR 2 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

126 JAN. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

SECOND FLOOR

200 BREAK ROOM CPT-1 RB-2 P-2 ACB-1 (SEE RCP)

202 SMALL CONF CPT-1 RB-2 P-2 SEE ELEVATIONS ACB-1 (SEE RCP)

203 OFFICE CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 P-2 (SEE SHEET 2.4) ACP-1






209 JAN. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

210 RR PC-1 COVE TRIM P-1 & TL-1 GYP; P-1 TILE UP TO 7'-0", PAINTED GYP. ABOVE


212 STO. CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

213 CORRIDOR 2 CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 P-3 ACP-2 SEE SHEETS 2.4, 8.3

214 CAFE PC-1 RB-1 SEE ELEVATIONS GYP; P-1


216 RESEARCH 1 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-1

217 STO. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

218 CORRIDOR 1 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-2; P-2

219 RECORD STORAGE PC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

220 LIBRARY + COLLABORATION CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-1 SEE SHEET 8.3 FOR SPECIAL FINISHES

221 LARGE CONFERENCE CPT-1 RB-2 P-2 SEE ELEVATIONS ACB-1 (SEE RCP)

250 INFORMAL COLLABORATION PC-1 RB-1 P-1

THIRD FLOOR

300 OPEN WORKSTATIONS CPT-1 RB-2 P-2 SEE ELEVATIONS ACB-1 (SEE RCP)










311 IT CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

312 CORRIDOR 4 CPT-2 RB-1 P-1 P-3 ACP-3 SEE SHEETS 2.4, 8.3

313 MECHANICAL SC-1 RB-1 P-1 NONE

314 INFORMAL COLLABORATION PC-1 RB-1 WC-1 WDCP-1; SEERCP

WC-1 AT ALL WALLS AND DOOR


316 RESEARCH 2 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-1

317 STO. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

318 STO. SC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

319 FAB. LAB PC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-1

320 MAKER LAB 2 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 SEE ELEVATIONS ACP-1

321 CORRIDOR 3 PC-1 RB-1 P-1 ACP-2; P-2

322 3D LAB CPT-1 RB-2 P-2 SEE ELEVATIONS ACB-1 (SEE RCP)

323 MECHANICAL CLOSET PC-1 RB-1 P-1

TYPE FIRE RATING STC RATING ACOUSTICS TEST DEPTH Description

10 0 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS

10 0 45 SA-870717 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS

10 0 50 RAL-TL-90-166 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS

10 1 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS - UL# U419

10 1 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS - UL# U419

10 1 45 RAL-TL-11-068 4 7/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS - UL# U419

12 0 45 SA-870717 7 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 6" METAL STUD

12 0 50 RAL-TL-90-166 7 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 6" METAL STUD

12 1 7 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 6" METAL STUDS - UL# U419

13 1 45 SA-870717 9 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 8" METAL STUDS - UL# U419

17 0 50 USG-840817 8 1/2" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON EACH SIDE OF 6" METAL STUD

17 1 55 SA-800421 8 1/2" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON EACH SIDE OF 6" METAL STUD - UL# U419

20 0 3" ONE LAYER OF FIBER CEMENT BOARD ON ONE SIDE OF 2 1/2" METAL STUDS, EXPOSED STUDS THE OTHER SIDE

22 0 4 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS, EXPOSED STUDS THE OTHER SIDE

22 0 4 1/4" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS, EXPOSED STUDS THE OTHER SIDE

41 1 4 5/8" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE, ONE LAYER OF 1" GYPSUM SHAFT LINER PANEL ON OTHER SIDE OF4" METAL C-H STUD - UL# U415; SYSTEM A

42 1 8 1/4" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE, ONE LAYER OF 1" GYPSUM SHAFT LINER PANEL ON OTHER SIDEOF 6" METAL C-H STUD - UL# U415; SYSTEM A

42 1 45 8 1/4" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE, ONE LAYER OF 1" GYPSUM SHAFT LINER PANEL ON OTHER SIDEOF 6" METAL C-H STUD - UL# U415; SYSTEM A

42 1 50 RAL-OT-04-019 8 1/4" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE, ONE LAYER OF 1" GYPSUM SHAFT LINER PANEL ON OTHER SIDEOF 6" METAL C-H STUD - UL# U415; SYSTEM A

x 0 55 RAL-TL-90-166 8 3/8" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON EACH SIDE OF 6" METAL STUD

y 0 55 8 3/8" TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON EACH SIDE OF 6" METAL STUD

z 0 5" ONE LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD ON ONE SIDE OF 3 5/8" METAL STUDS, EXPOSED STUDS THE OTHER SIDE

FINISH LEGENDmark material spec. ref color manufacturer model # dimensions pattern

BASE

WB-1 WOOD BASE 06 20 00 P-2 4" HIGH TYP. x 3/4" THICK, NOMINAL

CASEWORK

PLAM-1 PLASTIC LAMINATE 06 41 00 LINEN WILSONART D427-60

PLAM-2 PLASTIC LAMINATE 06 41 00 HARVEST MAPLE WILSONART 7953-38

PLAM-3 PLASTIC LAMINATE 06 41 00 NORDIC LINEN WILSONART 5015-38

WD-1 WOOD VENEER 06 41 00 OLIVEWOOD (CONTROLSAMPLE)

M. BOHLKE VENEER CORP. REFER TO ARCHITECT'S CONTROL SAMPLE FLAT CUT

CEILING

ACB-1 ACOUSTICAL CEILING BAFFLE 09 51 00 04 LIGHT GREY TURF STRAIGHT

ACP-1 ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL (CLASSROOMS) 09 51 00 WHITE ARMSTRONG ULTIMA+; MICROLOOK 90 SUPRAFINE GRID 24" X 24" GRID

ACP-2 ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL (UNDER BALCONIES) 09 55 63 P-5 ARMSTRONG TECTUM TEGULAR, SUSPENDED GRID SEE RCP SEE RCP

ACP-3 ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL (LECTURE HALL) 09 55 63 CUSTOM: P-6 ARMSTRONG CALLA VECTOR 24" X 24" SEE RCP

P-6 PAINT (CEILING BLUE) 09 91 23 BLUE SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW6517 REGATTA

WCP-1 WOOD CEILING PANEL 09 51 26 CHERRY, PLAIN SLICEDVENEER

9WOOD 3100 ACOUSTIC PLANK SEE RCP SEE RCP

COUNTER

SSF-1 QUARTZ COUNTERTOP (RESTROOMS) 12 35 33 NORTH CASCADES WILSONART Q4035

SSF-2 RESIN COUNTERTOP (CLASS/LABS) 12 35 33 GRAY DURCON INC.

SSF-3 QUARTZ COUNTERTOP (CAFE) 12 36 00 COASTAL WILSONART Q4036

SSF-4 QUARTZ SURFACE COUNTERTOP (LIBRARY) 12 36 00 INDIGO SWIRL CORIAN

SSF-5 SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP (WHITE) 12 36 00 DESIGNER WHITE WILSONART D354SL

FLOOR

CPT-1 CARPET TILE (BLUE TEXTURE) 09 68 13 COAST SHAW BEYOND TILE 5T218 15456 12" X 48"

CPT-2 CARPET TILE (GREY FIELD) 09 68 13 PEAK SHAW ESCAPE ULTRALOC 5A242 15506 72" X 72" PATTERN REPEAT MONOLITHIC

CPT-3 CARPET TILE (LECTURE HALL) 09 68 13 CLIFF SHAW BEYOND ULTRALOC 5A243 15530 MONOLITHIC

PC-1 POLISHED CONCRETE 03 35 11 SEE FLOORFINISH PLAN

RT-1 RUBBER TILE (AT STAIR TREADS ONLY) 09 65 00 VAPOR GREY TARKETT RUBBER FLOOR - SOLID COLOR - RAISED ROUND SEE SHEET 7.3 RAISED ROUND

SC-1 SEALED CONCRETE 03 35 11

MILLWORK

MTL-1 PERFORATED METAL SHEET (PAINTED BLUE) 05 70 00 SW9178 IN THE NAVY MCNICHOLS SEE MILLWORK SHEETS 1/8RD; 3/16" STG.

WALL

MKBD-1 MARKERBOARD (AT CLASSROOMS) 10 11 00 WHITE CLARIDGE LCS3 PORCELAIN MARKER WALLS WITH FIXED MARKER TRAY

P-1 PAINT (WHITE) 09 91 23 SW7006 EXTRA WHITE SHERWIN WILLIAMS

P-2 PAINT (GREY) 09 91 23 SW9136 LULLABY SHERWIN WILLIAMS

P-3 PAINT (BRIGHT BLUE) 09 91 23 SW6803 DANUBE SHERWIN WILLIAMS

P-4 PAINT (DARK BLUE) 09 91 23 SW9178 IN THE NAVY SHERWIN WILLIAMS

P-5 PAINT (STRUCTURE) 09 91 23 SW6226 LANGUID BLUE SHERWIN WILLIAMS

RB-1 RUBBER BASE (LIGHT) 09 65 00 VAPOR GREY JOHNSONITE 23 VAPOR GREY CG TRADITIONAL 4" 1/8 TOELESS

RB-2 RUBBER BASE (DARK BLUE) 09 65 00 NAVY BLUE JOHNSONITE 18 NAVY BLUE TRADITIONAL 4" 1/8 TOELESS

TL-1 CERAMIC TILE (RR WALLS) 09 30 00 COBALT BRIGHT CONCEPT SURFACES PENNY ROUNDS 12" X 12" PATTERN REPEAT MOSAIC

TL-2 CERAMIC TILE (CAFE BACKSPLASH) 09 30 00 ESPRESSO DALTILE QH85 2"X8" VERTICAL BOND

WC-1 DIGITAL GRAPHIC VINYL WALL COVERING 09 72 00

WC-2 ACOUSTIC WALL COVERING 09 72 00 CLOUD DESIGNTEX 6646-404 63" WIDTH MONOLITHIC


P-1

P-2BEYOND

OPEN TO CORRIDOR

BEYOND

P-5

WC-1

WOOD MEMBER (06 20 00)

WB-1

P-5 P-5


WD-1

P-5

1"8'

-9"

1"6'-5 1/2"4'-0"4'-0"

1'-4" 4"8"8"1'-4" 8"8"4" ALIGN WOOD MEMBER TO FACE OF WALL

EXTENTS OF PLYWOOD SHEATHING17'-3 1/4"

LEVEL 5 FINISH

88.8

23.6

68.8

78.8

23.6

LOUVER (DIV 23)

LIGHTING FIXTURE (DIV 26)

P-1

P-1WD-1

DIFFUSER (DIV 23)

WB-1


P-5

P-5

6'-10" 4'-4" 4'-4" 4'-4" 4'-4" 4'-4" 4'-4"

10'-6

"

4"

LED ARTWORK,N.I.C.

LEVEL 5 FINISH


P-5

WB-1

18.8




8.83


PROJECTOR (DIV 26)PROJECTOR (DIV 26)

28.8

WC-2

P-5

WB-1

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT (08 43 13)

EQEQEQEQEQ

8"8"4"4"8"1'-4"8"8"1'-4"8"1'-4"




/1 6.10SEEFOR CURTAIN WALLDIMENSIONS

CURTAIN WALL MULLIONSALIGN WOOD MEMBER TO

EXTE

NTS

OF

PLYW

OO

D S

HEA

THIN

G10

'-11"

EXTENTS OF PLYWOOD SHEATHING27'-10" 1

6.12

26.12


8"8"4"4"8"2'-0"


PROJECTOR (DIV 26)PROJECTOR (DIV 26)

WC-2

P-5

WB-1

18.8

38.8

EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ

1'-3" 10 WOOD MEMBERS EVENLY SPACED 1'-3"

1'-4"1'-4"1'-4"8" 8" 1'-4"1'-4" 1'-4"4" 8"8" 8"8"1'-4"8" 4"4" 8"4" 8" 8"

WOOD MEMBER (06 20 00) PROJECTION SCREENS (11 52 13)

MOTORIZED WINDOW SHADE(12 24 00)


EXTE

NTS

OF

PLYW

OO

D S

HEA

THIN

G10

'-11"

EXTENTS OF PLYWOOD SHEATHING38'-3"

PROJECTOR (DIV 26)

P-5

8.82

WB-1

38.8


18.8

PROJECTOR (DIV 26)



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INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - FIRSTFLOOR



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ALLEN


BALCONIES)09 55 63


3/8" = 1'-0"2.1NORTH ELEVATION

AT WELCOME AREA 1011

3/8" = 1'-0"2.1SOUTH ELEVATION

AT WELCOME AREA 10123/8" = 1'-0"2.1

SOUTH EAST ELEVATIONAT LECTURE HALL 1035

3/8" = 1'-0"2.1NORTH WEST ELEVATION

AT LECTURE HALL 1036

3/8" = 1'-0"2.1NORTH EAST ELEVATION


3/8" = 1'-0"2.1SOUTH WEST ELEVATION


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WC-2

P-5

ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL (09 51 00)


11"

EDGE TRIM (09 51 00)

MOTORIZED WINDOW SHADE (12 24 00)WOOD BLOCKING (06 10 00)

1'-2"

LIGHTING FIXTURE (DIV 26)WOOD BLOCKING (06 10 00)

GYPSUM BOARD (09 21 16)METAL STUDS (09 21 16)

PLYWOOD SHEATHING (06 10 00)BEHIND WOOD MEMBERS

3 1/2"

WOOD BLOCKING (06 10 00)METAL STUDS (09 21 16)


GYPSUM BOARD (09 21 16)

A

3'-0

3/4

"

3'-0

"

3/4"

4"

SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP (12 36 00)SSF-1

METAL STUDS (09 21 16)

PLASTIC LAMINATE BASE (06 41 00)

1/2"1'-8 1/4"


SEE

ELEV

ATIO

NS

CAS

EWO

RK

AT M

AKER

LAB

S

C

P-5

P-5

12'-3

"

STEEL FRAMING (05 12 00)

STEEL FRAMING (05 12 00)

FIBER MARINE ROPE (05 50 00)

END HOOK FITTING (05 50 00)

TURNBUCKLE (05 50 00)

LOW PROFILE BRACKET (05 50 00)

WOOD BLOCKING (06 10 00)

END HOOK FITTING (05 50 00)

HOOK BRACKET (05 50 00)3/8 STEEL PLATE (05 50 00)

ALIGN ROPE END WITH BOTTOM OF BEAM

1'-6

1/4

"10

'-3 3

/4"

5"

P-5


HOT ROLLED, BLACKENED

BOTTOM OF BAFFLE AT 10'-0" A.F.F.

DUCTWORK (DIV 23)

SEE STRUCTURALSTEEL BEAM (05 12 00)

ACB-1

FIRST FLOOR13'-0"

P-6




CARPET TILE (09 68 13)


WC-2

P-5

3 1/2"

10'-2

"4"

3/4"



WB-1

1'-2"

P-5


GYPSUM BOARD (09 21 16)PROJECTION SCREENS (11 52 13)

LIGHTING FIXTURE (DIV 26)WOOD BLOCKING (06 10 00)

ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL (09 51 00)EDGE TRIM (09 51 00)

WC-2


11"


3 1/2"

1'-2"

1112

128.8

ALIGN TO CORRIDOR OPENING BEYOND

17'-3 1/4"

4"4"8"4" 4"8"4"8" 4"1'-0"8"4"8" 4"8"4"8" 4"4"8"8"4"4" 2"4"8"4"

EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ

8" 4" 4" 8" 4"1'-0"1'-0" 1'-0"8"4"4"8" 8"8"4" 4"8"4"4"1'-0" 8"8"4"

6 1/

2"6

1/2"

2"

2"

5'-6 5/8"11'-0"8 5/8"

ALIGN PLATE TO WALL/ CARPET

2"FIBER MARINE ROPE (05 50 00)

3/8 STEEL PLATE (05 50 00)

FIBER MARINE ROPE (05 50 00)

3/8 STEEL PLATE (05 50 00)CROSS BRACING ABOVE

8.4

3

P-5



PER MANUF.8 5/8"

GYPSUM BOARD CEILING (09 21 16)






1'-6

"2'

-0"

WAT

ER L

EVEL

3'-0

"

TRANSPARENT ACRYLIC;ATTACHMENT DETAILS BY MANUFACTURER

STAINLESS STEEL TANK;DETAILS BY MANUFACTURER


BOTTOM OF BAFFLE AT 10'-0" A.F.F.

BOTTOM OF TRACK LIGHT NO LOWER THAN 10'-0" A.F.F.

ACB-1

SEE RCP FOR SPACING

UNISTRUT (09 51 00)P-5

9 3/

8"

EQ EQ


SPEAKER, N.I.C.ALIGN TO BOTTOM OF BAFFLES AND CENTER BETWEEN BAFFLES

FIRST FLOOR13'-0"

4"8'

-11"

1/2"3 1/2"


PLYWOOD SHEATHING (06 10 00)

WC-2

P-5WOOD PANELING (06 20 00)

WB-1

9'-3

"

4"

3/4"

1/2"

3 1/

2"4"

3/4"




WC-2

P-5

PLYWOOD SHEATHING (06 10 00)

4"1/

2"3

1/2"

3/4"

GYPSUM BOARD (09 21 16)PLYWOOD SHEATHING (06 10 00)

WC-2WOOD PANELING (06 20 00)

P-5

ALIGN

EDGE TRIM (09 51 00)EDGE TRIM (09 51 00)

ACP-2

STEEL BEAM (05 12 00)

METAL STUD KICKER (09 21 16)METAL STUDS (09 21 16)


L BEAD (09 21 16)

WCP-1

CONCRETE SLAB (03 30 00)

P-1

WCP-1

1'-6

"

ACP-2



L BEAD (09 21 16)

METAL STUD KICKER (09 21 16)

STEEL BEAM (05 12 00)

DIFFUSER (DIV 23)

DUCTWORK (DIV 23)

9'-0" A.F.F.

P-1



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INTERIOR DETAILS



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ALLEN1 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1

DETAIL SECTION AT COVE AT SHADEAT LECTURE HALL 10323" = 1'-0"8.2

TYP. DETAIL AT PROJECTOR SCREENAT MAKER LAB 11441 1/2" = 1'-0"8.2

DETAIL AT WINDOW SILLAT LIB. & MAKER LAB5

1 1/2" = 1'-0"8.4DETAIL THRU SCREEN WALL

AT OPEN WORKSTATIONS 30012

1 1/2" = 1'-0"10.2TYP. BAFFLE HANGING DETAIL14

1 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1TYP. DETAIL SECTION AT COVE

AT LECTURE HALL 10311 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1TYP. DETAIL AT COVE AT PROJECTOR


1" = 1'-0"2.3ENLARGED PLAN AT SCREEN WALL

AT OPEN WORKSTATIONS 30013

1 1/2" = 1'-0"9.1TYP. DETAIL AT COVE LIGHT16 10.1 1 1/2" = 1'-0"10.2

DETAIL AT SHADE/PROJ. SCREENAT LARGE CONF. 22117

1 1/2" = 1'-0"2.1DETAIL AT ROV TANK9


BALCONIES)09 55 63


1 1/2" = 1'-0"10.2TYP. DETAIL AT BAFFLE AND TRACK LIGHTS15

1 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1DETAIL AT WOOD WALL

AT WELCOME AREA 10161 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1DETAIL AT WOOD WALL END

AT WELCOME AREA 1018 1 1/2" = 1'-0"8.1DETAIL AT WOOD WALL CORNER

A WELCOME AREA 10171 1/2" = 1'-0"2.3DETAIL AT WELCOME AREA SOFFIT

SECOND FLOOR10

1 1/2" = 1'-0"4.1DETAIL AT COLLAB. SOFFIT

THIRD FLOOR11

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