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1 Accommodation Office Sample document Base Building Brief July 20092 ii Contents Part 1 - Introduction Function Standards How to use this document Format and terminology Documentation to be submitted with proposal 2 A. Proponent details 3 B. Site details 3 C. Planning 3 D. General description 3 E. Program 4 F. Sketch plans, elevations and sections, AutoCAD 14 or better 4 G. Financial considerations regarding future lease 4 H. Part 2 Technical requirements Upon receipt of proposals Upon acceptance of offer Upon Practical Completion Further information 7 Part 2 Technical requirements Introduction Architectural Building profile Building envelope Space planning Base building facilities and finishes Signage Car parking Storage areas 223 iii 3.0 Structural Design loads Mechanical services Design standards Design temperatures and performance Design load Availability, positioning of plant, configuration and security Supply air system Zoning Filters Controls Economy cycle (Consider for larger buildings) Mechanical ventilation Condenser water system (Consider for larger buildings) Outside air Acoustics mechanical Commissioning Fire services Electrical services General Design standards Metering and supply Main switchboard Distribution boards Sub-mains Lighting Electrical power Telecommunications/computer cabling Cable support Lightning protection Television aerial Security Lifts General Standards Design parameters 404 1 Part 1 - Introduction 1.0 Function This brief has been prepared by the Accommodation Office on behalf of the Queensland Department of Public Works (DPW). Its function is to provide a unified and consistent Base Building Brief for all new or refurbished buildings that are to be leased by DPW on behalf of Queensland Government departments and agencies. This document will be incorporated into the Agreement For Lease documentation for new and/or refurbished buildings. This document refers to the building, its fabric, and services only. It is not intended to provide a brief detailing the tenant s requirements with respect to fitout. Fitout design and construction will be undertaken by others. The Base Building Brief should be read in conjunction with the following additional documents: the Standard Government Agreement For Lease the Standard Government Lease (whole-of-land or part-of-land version, as appropriate). Important note: The lease documentation to be utilised will be DPW s Standard Government Agreement For Lease, and Standard Government Lease. Minor amendments may be required to suit the particular circumstances of the overall lease terms and conditions of this particular dealing. However, it is envisaged that only limited amendment (if any) will be necessary. DPW will NOT entertain requests for any significant amendments to standard documentation. It is suggested that proponents seek legal advice regarding the standard lease documentation before submitting any expressions of interest. If proponents have any concerns about the standard lease documentation, or any part of it, then any such concerns MUST be highlighted in their expressions of interest, together with a brief outline of the proponent s preferred alternate wording or preferred amendment. This information is required so that all proponents responses may be evaluated in a consistent and equitable fashion. 2.0 Standards This document describes the minimum acceptable standards required by DPW for new leased accommodation. It does not relieve those who are developing or refurbishing buildings from their obligations to with all of the requirements of those authorities involved in approving such developments in the area in which the project is proposed. Developments must with Building Code of Australia (BCA) standards, Standards Association of Australia (SAA) standards and local government regulations and by-laws current at the time of construction. Where the requirements of this brief differ from standards, codes or relevant statutory requirements, the higher standard will apply. Please advise DPW of any changes. Refer to 5.0 Documentation to be submitted with proposal, H: Part 2 Technical requirements in Part 1 of this document. Where reference is made in the text to a standard issued by the Standards Association of Australia, it shall be taken to apply to the latest issue of such standard unless otherwise qualified. Where trade names or proprietary items appear in this document, they have been specially nominated by DPW to convey the required standards of design and performance. Alternative products submitted in response to contract documentation must, in all instances, be of equivalent standard in design and performance.5 2 3.0 How to use this document The format of this brief is intended to allow the ultimate lessee of a new or refurbished building to take the base standards and add to them the requirements that are unique or peculiar to that lessee. In this way the standards contained with this brief in regard to services, building efficiency, structural considerations etc., remain constant. It is intended that the lessee will let a separate contract for fitting out of the building, however architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical design elements of the building should compliment the lessee s requirements, and a fitout plan will therefore be provided in due course for the successful developer s information. Submissions made against this brief will be required to be submitted in a specific format, presenting information in a consistent manner, thereby allowing an objective of different proposals. Any discrepancies in this brief are to be highlighted by proponents within the proposal. 4.0 Format and terminology The majority of the requirements in Part 2 Technical requirements of this manual can be answered by a simple tick under the column headings Complies or Does not. Answer all dot points in the brief. In addition to the simple tick response, an option to provide comments to a clause is available beneath each clause item. This is available to allow proponents space to explain the relevance of an apparent non-compliance. Additionally some requirements are presented under the following headings: Consider and Avoid as opposed to the mandatory Provide requirement. They are required to be answered with an explanation. The definitions of the headings mentioned are as follows: Consider This requirement can be included provided there is no additional cost for its inclusion. Avoid This requirement has presented problems in past applications and its inclusion shall be covered with an explanation in the Comments space on how it will be incorporated to avoid any problems. The Base Building Brief is available in hard copy or in electronic format and can be completed by hand or electronically. Apart from response fields, the document itself must NOT be altered in any way. Alterations without prior discussion with DPW may void a proponent s submission. 5.0 Documentation to be submitted with proposal Sealed submissions shall be addressed and returned to: Expression of Interest Government Office Accommodation Unit Leasing Group Department of Public Works Level 6B, 80 George Street Brisbane Qld 4000 GPO Box 2457 Brisbane Qld 4001 Submissions should be marked PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL and are to be received in this office by on.6 3 In addition to a response to Part 2 Technical requirements of this brief, all submissions are required to contain the following information, documentation or advice in relation to: A. Proponent details Proponent s name Proponent s address Contact telephone number Facsimile number address Personal contact s name (if different from proponent s name) B. Site details Address Land area (in m²) Classification Real Property Description Tenure (owned, under contract, optioned). Supporting documentary evidence is to be provided Easements and/or other encumbrances Local flood level information Details of site contamination Details of any asbestos on-site or in existing built premises, and proposed asbestos management treatment. If asbestos is present, a copy of the following is required: 1. BMP (Building Management Plan) has to be implemented and an Access Permit issued before work commences 2. Work Method Statement has to be approved for removal of asbestos and containment of airborne dust 3. Copies of all dumping dockets to be obtained 4. Workplace Safety Plan to be presented C. Planning Town planning requirements applicable to the site and the building proposed Heritage and/or National Trust considerations Existing services and easements D. General description Type of construction Visible external features and finishes Internal features and finishes Net lettable area and gross floor area Heavy floor load areas ( ) (see Part 2 Technical requirements, 3.0 Structural ). Car parking bays (including staff, visitor and disabled parking bays and whether secured or unsecured and covered or uncovered).7 4 E. Program Provide a Gantt chart and Pert chart identifying the main stages of the project development, approvals and implementation as required to achieve practical completion at the earliest possible date. F. Sketch plans, elevations and sections, AutoCAD 14 or better Location plan Showing the site in relation to the closest post office, shopping centres, bus stops, railway stations, significant public buildings, major roads etc. A marked up plan of the local area will generally suffice. Site plan Indicating the building s position on the site and including a north point, contours, car parking (include location of staff, visitor, and disabled bays), paving, landscaping, easements, surrounding roads, neighbouring structures and access to site (including any access restriction strips that may exist) and any existing services. Sketch plan only scale 1:200. Floor plans Identifying office areas, core and common areas and design floor loadings. Sketch plan only scale 1:100. Basement Plan (If applicable) indicating undercover parking layout. Sketch plan only scale 1:100. Elevations Primary elevation(s) only indicating provision of sun screening/external awnings, signage and proposed external finishes. Sketch only scale 1:100. Sections Illustrating primary structural elements, floor-ceiling heights, buildings heights etc. Sketch only scale 1:100. G. Financial considerations regarding future lease The initial term of the lease is to be. The lease will provide options each of. The net lettable area is to be m² (measured in accordance with Property Council of Australia s (PCA) Method of Measurement Guidelines March 1997). Please note that under clause of that document, certain areas are to be provided in addition to the NLA (net lettable area) of m². In the event that the developed building provides a NLA in excess of the required m², the Lessee will pay rent only over the required area of m². In the event that the developed building provides a NLA between m² and m² the lessee will pay rent only for the NLA actually provided. Note that rental will only be payable on the NLA as defined in the PCA guidelines. Rent will not be paid for toilets, corridors or other common and/or core areas. In the bid, the proponent is to specify the fully gross rental rate (expressed in a fully gross $/m² /annum) that is to be payable upon commencement of the lease, together with the proposed method and timing of any reviews. The stated rent is to be fully inclusive of all outgoings throughout the term of the lease including air conditioning electricity consumption and8 5 reasonable water consumption. The lessee will not make any contribution (over and above the stated gross rent) towards any outgoings or increases in outgoings. In the bid, the proponent is to specify the amount of any car park licence fees that are payable (over and above the stated gross rent) expressed in a dollar amount per bay per annum, together with the proposed method and timing of any reviews. On any market reviews, the ratchet clauses relate to the rent payable during the first year of the initial term of the lease and not the year immediately preceding the rent review. H. Part 2 Technical requirements The Base Building Brief is to be returned with the proposal and shall contain a response to each item indicating if the submission complies or otherwise. Proponents should note 4.0 Format and Terminology of Part 1 Introduction in relation to responses submitted electronically. Space has been provided for any comments that may be required to clarify an item. Any discrepancies between Part 2 Technical requirements and the Building Brief are to be highlighted in the proponent s submission. 6.0 Upon receipt of proposals Proposals will be assessed against predetermined criteria based on the standard brief and precommitment lease documents, plus our client s special requirements. As soon as practicable after the lodgement date, proponents will be advised that their submissions have been short-listed or that they have otherwise been unsuccessful. A preferred proponent will be selected from the shortlist following further detailed evaluations of submissions. 7.0 Upon acceptance of offer Final negotiations On a without prejudice basis, the preferred proponent will be notified of their preferred developer status in writing, and will be required to: attend final negotiation meetings, as necessary confirm their offer provide additional information as requested agree to any minor adjustments to the proposed building identify any adjustment to their offer resulting from additional client adjustments/requirements. NB: The level of liquidated damages (or any other penalty) will be negotiated prior to the Agreement For Lease being finalised. The quantum of any liquidated damages or other penalty will be commensurate with the scale of the project and the particular circumstances of the dealing. Documentation Return of the documents to DPW and all subsequent negotiations, provision of responses, attendance at conferences and the like should take place within reasonable commercial timeframes. Failure to maintain dealings within reasonable timeframes may result in termination of any negotiations.9 6 Final documentation Both parties will use their best endeavours to ensure that final documentation is completed and executed in accordance with the project program. Binding agreement It is emphasised that all negotiations will be on a strict without prejudice basis until and if ministerial approval to any dealing is obtained, and the fact of ministerial approval is communicated to the successful proponent. Whilst DPW officers are authorised to negotiate suitable terms pertaining to the State s interest in leasing any premises, DPW officers do not have the authority nor capacity to bind the State of Queensland to an Agreement for Lease or Lease Agreement prior to ministerial approval being obtained. Accordingly, no binding agreement will be reached with any party unless and until DPW notifies the proponent that such approval has been forthcoming. Until execution of final documentation, the State may not accept any Expression of interest or enter into any agreement with any proponent notwithstanding the extent of negotiations that may have taken place. Final working drawings and specifications By a specified date, the proponent will provide full working drawings and specifications, which illustrate full compliance with the requirements set out in this document. Design and preparation of drawings and specifications Design obligations The proponent is responsible for the design of the works and will develop and prepare all documents, plans, details, calculations, specifications and other information necessary to develop and complete the design of the building in accordance with the building documentation and all other provisions of the Agreement For Lease. Provision of drawings and specifications By an agreed specified date, the proponent will provide the DPW Accommodation Office with: a) drawings and specifications b) drawings and other necessary documentation setting out such details of the systems and services and the location including: 1. On a memory stick or CD in AutoCAD format, layered as follows: building grid building core and walls ceiling tile layout mechanical services ductwork layout sprinkler piping and heads layout emergency lighting layout on a floor by floor basis fire detectors layout, hose reels and extinguishers access and egress paths of travel to be identified luminaire/s layout, including make and model general purpose outlet layouts including switchboard location and distribution board skirting duct layout including manufacturer and type Telecom MDF distribution board layout.10 7 2. One set of plastic negatives of architectural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and fire protection layout. 3. Three bound sets of paper prints of architectural, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and fire protection layout. At the request of DPW, the proponent will deliver all documents and other information which, in the reasonable opinion of DPW, are necessary in order to determine whether the documentation supplied is in accordance with the Building Documentation and the other provisions of the Agreement For Lease. Acceptance of the submissions by DPW shall not relieve the proponent from any of its obligations to in all respects with this brief. A detailed (and updated) development and construction program shall be provided showing key milestone dates. 8.0 Upon Practical Completion Upon Practical Completion, the proponent, shall provide DPW with a copy of the Certificate of Classification within five working days and within 20 working days provide DPW with as built drawings, handbooks, operational manuals and technical data as necessary for the correct operation, maintenance and repair of building services. Air conditioning maintenance contracts, equipment layouts and circuit drawings should be included in any handbooks. Warranties for any plant or equipment installed by the proponent on behalf of the Lessee shall also be provided. 9.0 Further information Further information on the department s requirements may be sought from,, of DPW on telephone: (07), fax: (07) The Accommodation Office within DPW has been established by the Queensland Government to coordinate and arrange all tenancy requirements for Queensland Government departments and agencies. It is therefore in the interests of clear communication and minimum turnaround times that the proponent confines any discussions regarding the proposed development with DPW officers only, otherwise delays and misunderstandings may arise. DPW is in close and continuing liaison with the end user occupants of the premises, and will facilitate any discussions required with the occupants during the project.11 8 Part 2 Technical requirements 1.0 Introduction The technical requirements set out below are intended to describe the base building standards for all new and/or refurbishment projects where DPW (on behalf of the Queensland State Government) is the Head Lessee, regardless of any special requirements of the department/agency that may occupy the building. DPW is committed to compliance with all relevant anti-discrimination legislation. 2.0 Architectural 2.1 Building profile Energy Efficiency The building shall be designed to minimise energy use and operating costs without reducing accommodation standards, occupant health, safety or comfort. Passive energy conservation measures are to be implemented wherever possible. Please indicate how this is to be achieved: Compliance The building and all elements shall with the current Building Code of Australia (BCA), all current Australian Standards (AS) and any other statutory requirements. Any AS referenced in the BCA but not specifically mentioned here shall be applicable as referenced in the BCA Design The architectural style of the building shall: maximise the use of passive energy saving features with tilt-up slab construction, the inside walls are to be lined with furring channel and plasterboard to north and west facing walls minimise the consumption of energy conform with all compliance requirements minimise path of travel between different parts of the building, vertically and horizontally minimise dependence on artificial light maximum flexibility of floor use.12 9 2.2 Building envelope Glazing Glazing shall be provided: with a window sill height of 900mm above finished floor level with mullions that relate to the ceiling grid to with, AS 1288 Glass in buildings Selection and installation current edition with internal window furnishings (blinds or similar) providing 100 per cent block-out to all perimeter glazing (client to choose finish) with openable windows (as required in accordance with the BCA) to allow natural ventilation suitably secured locks to prevent unauthorised opening to all windows and doors with suitable tinting throughout, to avoid excessive glare and sun penetration with external awnings or similar to shelter all areas of perimeter glazing exposed to direct sun penetration Roof Membrane roofing systems are not acceptable. Roof slopes shall not be less than three degrees for metal deck roofs. To avoid air leakage, where metal deck roofing is combined with suspended ceilings, sisalation (or similar) shall be provided to assist the performance of the air conditioning system and is to extend to the outside edge of all roofing material and must form a continuous vapour barrier. Side venting around perimeter of building into roof space. Gutters, downpipes and overflows designed in accordance with AS 2180 Metal rainwater goods Selection and installation. Any venting shall be suitably protected to prevent the entry of vermin. Avoid: Internal box gutters. Access from adjoining properties.13 Doors Disabled persons access as an integral part of the main entry. Automatic sliding glass door(s) to front/main entry (minimum 1500mm clear opening) to be of heavy duty or commercial grade and fitted with a safety stop mechanism which activates on meeting an obstacle, and with a Lockwood 590 Series or similar lock to prevent forcing. Doors are to be controlled by a multi-functional control switch including Locked, Open, Exit Only, and Secure. The location and type of this switch is to be determined by DPW. All other perimeter doors are to be solid core doors, hinged outwards. A separate exit only door must be provided adjacent to the automatic doors. Separate entry(s) are to be provided in locations to be agreed with DPW for staff access or egress. All doors shall be minimum of 870mm clear opening. All full height glass doors must have permanent marking at eye level. 24-hour access adjacent to main entry point and from a doorway closest to the staff car parking area. All fire doors should be provided with glass viewing panels (to be discussed with DPW representative). All fire doors are to with AS 1904 Fire Door Code and AS 1905 Fire resistant door set. Glass viewing panels are to be in accordance with AS 1288 and AS 1428 Part 1. All external door frames (other than fire door frames) must be fabricated from sheet steel. Doors (other than fire doors) shall be of solid core constructions faced with marine ply and painted. Door furniture and fittings of a suitable commercial grade Doorway matting All main entrances with a minimum 1500mm wide x 2000mm long recessed matting as stipulated in AS 1428 Part 2 and all other exterior building entrances with 1000mm wide x 900mm long similar doorway matting. The matting should have a smooth texture so not to impede the passage of wheelchairs and prams, or people with walking frames, and if of a grated type, they should not have aperture that would ensnare high heeled shoes or tips of walking sticks and frames. All matting to be placed on the inside of entrances to the building. Mats are with AS 1428 parts 1 and 2.14 Podium A clear and easily identifiable pedestrian entry point. A safe vehicular pick up/set down area located in close proximity to the main entry and which is accessible to the main entry for people with disabilities. Easy/direct pedestrian access including disabled access without segregation from other users. Avoid: Conflict between pedestrian and vehicular routes. Pedestrian exposure to high traffic flow External space The design of the main entry to the building, including pathways and outdoors furniture associated with the entry should be designed so that it is easily recognised by people with a vision impairment. Well-lit surroundings utilising vandal proof light fittings. Fittings used externally shall be weatherproof, sealed against entry by insects and vermin and be designed with adequate heat dissipation to avoid damage and discolouration to the body, glass and lamp. Non-slip paving to with AS3661 parts 1 and 2 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces. Check on soil condition for tiles selection/finishes. Street numbering to the external façade of the building easily identified from the street by pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Allow for enclosed securable area to accommodation wheelie bins or industrial bins x m in size. an outdoor paved recreational area for use by staff, and one for public use are required. Provision of these amenities must be made in the building design, either on ground or upper levels. The outdoor areas are to be secure and fenced to the satisfaction of the Tenant Department. These areas are to be fully covered for all weather use. Suitable landscaping must be provided to the staff area only. The areas should be approximately 20m² each. Exterior floodlighting must be provided in both areas. (These areas will not form part of the NLA). Avoid: dark areas drainage grates, being a hazard for high heels, wheelchairs and crutch tips unexpected objects i.e. steps in the middle of pathways or ramps.15 Space planning Floor module A floor module based on 1.2m centres or multiples thereof. This module should correlate floor, ceiling and other components (and especially glazing mullions) for ease of layout and to avoid or minimise the need for the relocation of services during fitout. Column free areas, but where columns are necessary, a grid with an 840mm spacing (with increases in 1.2m increments) is the minimum acceptable. Avoid: Isolated columns that do not relate to a grid. Diagonal ceiling grid layouts Office space Office space is to be flexible to accommodate any of the following elements or any combination of them without undue cost, structural modification, major services alterations or reduction of floor efficiency: Office space not less than 80 per cent primary space, secondary space 20 per cent of total area (Refer to definitions of primary space and secondary space immediately below). Customer service/reception areas. General office space. Enclosed offices. If any office space requires sound rating, then utilise a 64mm stud wall with 600mm centres, lined with 13mm Gyprock or equivalent plasterboard flush joint set to achieve an STC45 rating. Primary space The definition of primary office space should be in accordance with the following criteria: not greater than 10m to a natural light source minimum interruption from building elements to allow maximum utilisation of system furniture suitable for accommodating workstations or similar.16 13 Secondary space Secondary space is suitable for non-permanently occupied functions, such as conference areas, compactus areas, storerooms and other support spaces Basement (if applicable) A fully secured perimeter (refer to 2.6 Car parking ). Controlled access during business hours. Line marking to car park bays including bay numbers and directional signage. Visitor and Reserved signage to car parking bays. Heavy-duty electrically-driven roller shutter. Motor to have continuous rating. Access is to be via swipe/proximity card keys, or similar, which are required to be used to both enter and exit the car park. The card key readers must be so located that they can be operated by vehicle drivers without the need to leave their vehicles either on entering or exiting the car park. At the same point, provide an intercom system connected to a location within the building (to be specified by the tenant). At the same location within the building, controls are to be provided to allow for remote control of the roller shutter. Disabled access from basement to all other levels (AS1428.1). Disclaimer sign to the car park entry that reads as follows. It is a condition of entry for all vehicles to this car park that the Queensland Government does not accept responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned to any vehicle, article or things in or upon any vehicle, or injury to a person, howsoever such loss, damage or injury may arise or be caused. 2.4 Base building facilities and finishes Internal finishes (office areas) Cement rendered or plasterboard and paint finished walls. Two channel ducted skirting for services reticulation to perimeter walls and all freestanding columns and perimeter walls (150mm x 50mm minimum). Where channel ducted skirting is not required, 100mm x 6mm screw fixed aluminium skirting is to be fitted to all walls with rubber covering screw fixings. No plastic or vinyl stick-on skirting is to be used.17 14 Removable non-combustible, two way suspended acoustic ceiling tiles with a sound absorption coefficient of 0.65 (average of the four values in the 500Hz to 4000Hz octave bands) or above to all office areas. Ceiling tiles are to have an off-white matt finish with a minimum light reflectivity rating of 85 per cent. Ceiling tiles are to be durable, rigid and easily removed and replaced without damage. Easy access to services in ceiling space (minimum 300mm). Twenty replacement ceiling tiles are to be left on site at completion of construction for tenant use. A set plasterboard ceiling (in the order of 15m²) with low voltage downlights is to be provided to the entrance area or in an agreed location. Doors (other than fire doors) shall be of solid core construction faced with select veneer and with a painted finish. Provide stainless steel kick plates to full width of all doors to wet areas (except cubicle doors). If stairs are provided they should satisfy the requirements of AS 1428 parts 1 and 2 in particular and be designed to provide: Short flights with frequent landings. Wide treads, width mm, low risers, height mm and constant dimensions in risers and treads in any one staircase. Stairs to be covered with non-slip tiles. Where carpeted, non-slip stair nosings constructed of aluminium section with neoprene inlay. Nosing to be 100mm wide and cover entire width of step. Handrails on both sides of stairs. All handrails in public space both internal and external are to be powder coated (prefer Matt Silver) and 50mm maximum diameter. Emergency lighting for evacuation. Luminance contrast is to be provided at the leading edges of steps and stair treads as described in AS 1428 Part 2. The luminance contrast should be integrated with colour scheme for the building. Where there is more than one set of steps or flights of stairs, these must be augmented either by a ramp ing with AS 1428 Part 1, or a passenger lift ing with AS 1735 Part 12, or a staircase mounted platform ing with AS Floor coverings Approximately m² of the premises is to be carpeted, with approximately m² to be vinyl flooring. The following minimum standards are to apply: Carpet: commercial grade with a minimum 8-year guarantee non-static pile fibre woollen fibre to meet AS Fire Rating Index carpet colour as selected by tenant18 15 a quantity of floor tiles and/or carpet to be left on site after completion of the project. Broadloom: Dual bond carpet underlay to be Bridgestone Sensi-slab 4.7mm thick or equal approved ensure moisture does not exceed AS2455 priming can be trowel or rolled to floor area, and adhesive can be trowelled only using a v notched trowel all underlay and carpet to be laid as per manufacturers instructions. Conventional carpet underlay shall be Higgins True Blue Step Heavy Wool, 10mm thick, 1200g/m² manufactured in Queensland or equal approved carpet gripper smoothedge shall be Roberts Architectural Smoothedge with a minimum 3 rows of pins. Roberts speed seam tape to be used all underlay and carpet to be laid as per manufacturers instructions. Direct stick carpet all concrete surfaces to be cleaned and primed with manufacturers approved primer carpet to be directly stuck to the floor using low odour and solvent free adhesive in strict accordance with manufacturers directions the adhesives spread rate shall be at the manufacturers recommendations all seams are to be liquid welded. Wool carpet specification yarn weight 1,360g/m² or 40 oz level loop tufted sliding needle bar pattern of stock dyed wool / space dyed nylon accent with 90 per cent wool plus 10 per cent BCF (bulked continuous filament) Anti Static Nylon Accent Yarn primary backing 24 x 16 polypropylene with a jute 270g/m² secondary backing ACCS Grading CHD+S spread of Flame: 0 smoke Developed: 5. Nylon carpet specification yarn weight 950g/m² or 28 oz level loop tufted pattern, solution dyed and yarn must be scoured for a twisted, air entangled or combination in accent for effect primary backing 24 x 16 Polypropylene with a secondary backing, Branded Action Bac 18 x g/m² 9 pick ACCS Grading: CEHD + S spread of Flame: 7 smoke Developed: 4.19 16 Carpet tiles: A-Grade carpet tiles specification (generally for CBD and fringe use) pile weight: 881g/m² or 26 oz tiles shall be Ontera, Envisions or equal approved manufactured in Australia vertically fusion bonded cut pile carpet tile with 100 per cent Dupont Antron XL (Stock Dyed) by heat set 3 ply backing Intertial Backing System (IBS); incorporating 2 fibreglass interlayers in a PVC matrix curling and Squareness no measurable change by AWTA using test T warranties of 15 years on loose lay, wear, static control, castors, chairs and dimensional stability ACCS Grading: CEHDS spread of Flame: 7 smoke Developed: 7 carpet tiles shall be laid on a pressure sensitive adhesive approved by manufacturer. B-Grade carpet tile specification (generally for other than CBD use). pile weight: 750g/m² or 22 oz carpet tiles shall be Ontera Modular Carpet, Colourweave or equal approved manufactured in Australia tufted multi-height loop pile 100 per cent Dupont Nylon 6.6 BCF (Space Dyed) heat set 3 ply backing Intertial Backing System (IBS); incorporating two fibreglass interlayers in a PVC matrix curling and Squareness no measurable change by AWTA using test T warranties of 10 years on loose lay, static control, wear and dimensional stability ACCS Grading: CEHDS spread of Flame: 8 smoke Developed: 8 carpet tiles shall be laid on a pressure sensitive adhesive approved by manufacturer. Vinyl: Seamless Armstrong Accolade Plus range vinyl or approved equal in tenant s choice of colour, properly sealed and finished to manufacturer s specification.20 Ceiling height Minimum finished floor to ceiling height of 2700mm to all office areas. A horizontal zone 150mm high directly above the ceiling level dedicated for lighting and clear of any intrusions from building elements, structural or other services. A building structure so designed to allow for the future installation in the ceiling space of a 600 x 300mm minimum air conditioning duct from the mechanical riser or plant room to any point on the floor Toilet facilities Male and female toilet facilities on each floor. Access should be via an airlock and prevent clear line of sight for passers-by. Toilet facilities are to include: Dual flush cisterns. Urinal flushing to be controlled by separate adjustable movement or microwave detector or similar to minimise water usage. Toilets, hand basins and urinals to be made of vitreous china with pipework concealed. Cubicle doors which remain in the open position when unoccupied. Hot and cold water to all hand basins supplied through thermostatically controlled mixing valves. Taps are to be ceramic disk type. Mirrors over basins, minimum size 700 x 500mm. Stainless steel paper towel dispensers (one per four hand basins) plus one hot air hand dryer. Mirrors over basins, minimum size 700 x 500mm. One double GPO (general power outlet) for every two hand basins. Finishes: Floor of non-slip glazed ceramic floor tiles. Walls with full height ceramic tiles. Coat hook with integral rubber bumper fitted to the inside face of each cubicle door. Vanity units with laminate HMR MDF cupboard underneath for storage of consumables. Vanity top to be of Corian or post formed laminate with no exposed PVC pipes. If pipes are exposed, the pipes and fitting should be fully chromed. Basins to be semi-recessed into vanity top. View more
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