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Building Statistics |
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General Building Data |
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Building |
OU Children's Medical Office Building |
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Location |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
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Building Occupant |
Oklahoma University |
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Function/Occupancy Type |
Medical Office Building |
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Size (Square Feet) |
337000 GSF |
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Number of Stories (above grade) |
12 (180 ft above grade plane |
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Owner |
Oklahoma University Hospital Trust |
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Construction Manager |
Flintco, Inc. |
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Architect |
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Project |
Miles Associates |
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Design |
Hellmuth, Obata, Kassabaum |
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Engineers |
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Structural |
Zahl-Ford, Inc. |
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Civil |
Smith-Roberts Baldischwiler, Inc. |
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MEP |
ZRHD, P.C. |
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Dates of Construction |
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Start |
Spring 2006 |
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End |
Spring 2009 |
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Total Project Cost |
Approx. $60,000,000 |
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Project Delivery |
Design-Bid-Build |
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Architecture |
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Architecture |
N/A |
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Codes |
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International Building Code, 2003 |
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International Mechanical & Plumbing Codes, 2003 |
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National Electric Code, 2002 |
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The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)-2004, IBC A117.1-1998 |
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Zoning |
N/A |
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Building Enclsure |
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Building Façade |
The building façade is comprised primarily of brick, aluminum, and glass. The glazed aluminum curtain walls and unit masonry support the glass and aluminum window/entry framing that accounts for a large percentage of the exterior. |
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Roofing |
The building makes use of thermoplastic membrane roofing for resistance to weather. The membrane may be continuous with sheet metal flashing at roof drains, roof penetrations, etc. |
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Sustainability Features |
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None |
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Architecture |
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Structural |
The façade is a standard, face-brick exterior separated visually by large spans of aluminum panels and glass curtain walls to give it a modern appearance. The interior floors are repetitive and feature exterior and interior offices, which are divided by a continuous corridor. Offices and spaces are designated by their corresponding medical use.
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The structural system uses concrete for the entire height of the building. Each floor features reinforced concrete columns and a grid of reinforced concrete beams. The beams act as column slabs distributing the loads in two directions. Steel framing supports the façade.
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Mechanical |
The main power is supplied at 480/277 V from the utility transformer. The electrical distribution is divided into two stacks: the north stack supplies all panel boards serving lighting, receptacles, and other equipment and, additionally directly supplies the air handling units; the south stack serves the critical, life safety, and emergency equipment branches. The main 480/277 V distribution panel serves each stack. A 500kW natural gas generator in the event of power failure also serves the south stack.
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The building is served by an air handling unit on each of the 12 above-grade floors. Each air handling unit is capable of providing approximately 28 tons of cooling and distributes air to approximately 40 terminal boxes per floor. Air delivery to the zones is primarily by variable air volume (VAV) boxes. Where required, the zone air is delivered through constant air volume (CAV) boxes.
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