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1 Specifications The other construction document m.thrailkill.architect.llc specifications estimating research documentation April 27, 2017 Michael Thrailkill AIA CDT LEED AP

2 Vision Zaha Hadid

3 Zaha Hadid Vision Imaginative conception anticipation

4 Intent Zaha Hadid

5 Zaha Hadid Intent The client s needs, the architect s vision

6 Leonardo da Vinci Direction Establish and communicate design intent

7 Architecture Association School of Architecture Unit Description Language evoking memories and visions of space and place

8 Antonello da Messina Architecture Elaborate a vision: Design Communicate an intent: Draw and write

9 Communicate Clarity Marcus Vitruvius Pollio Completeness Coordination

10 Zaha Hadid Clarity Clearness to purpose and understanding

11 Zaha Hadid Completeness Intent is apparent, without repetition or mistake

12 Zaha Hadid Coordination Single instruction Coordination Distinct separation

13 Vision as intent Construction documents Zaha Hadid express vision as intent

14 to reality Clarity and coordination Zaha Hadid allow intent to become reality

15 Documents Drawings Construction Specifications

16 Zaha Hadid Drawings Establish location and quantity

17 Zaha Hadid Location and quantity Where is it? How much of it?

18 Location and quantity

19 Specifications Establish Zaha Hadid quality and procedure

20 Zaha Hadid Quality and procedure What is it? How do I install it?

21 Quality and procedure

22 Specification styles UniFormat MasterFormat

23 UniFormat Organized by order of construction, below grade to roof, outside to inside

24 MasterFormat Organized by construction trades, e.g. masonry, woodwork, finishes, equipment

25 Specification types Narrative Outline Three part

26 Window Configuration Building elevations incorporate a different fenestration strategy, based on solar orientation and relation to local environmental conditions. On the north, windows allow as much diffused northern light as possible into the office space. The south façade incorporates horizontal sunscreens to block glare and direct sun in the summer months and allow warming sunlight into the office during the winter. The sunscreen extends into the building as a light shelf, reflecting sunlight through an upper window and into the open office space. At the lobby, a 2 story, fully glazed curtainwall with aligning sunscreens on the south face, provides a clear indication of entry. The sunscreens disappear as the glazing wraps to the east beneath office uses above. Narrative General description of design intent for proposals

27 Section Glazed Aluminum Curtain Walls Provide: SEI/ASCE 7, ASTM E 330, ASTM E 783, AAMA 501.1, ASTM E 90, and ASTM E 1332 compliant aluminum glazed curtainwall system for multi-story or tall height applications; optional operable sash AAMA-standard; bidder-designed, aluminum framed storefront system; High-energy performance IGU glazing. Manufacturer standard hardware; louvers / sun shades at various locations, coordinated with building management system. Exterior sunscreens for manufacturers other than Efco. Manufacturer-standard fluoropolymer finish to AAMA standards, with 20-year finish warranty; finish to match existing. Locations: Exterior envelope and clerestory, coordinated with aluminum storefronts; operable units and louvers where indicated. Outline Prescriptive and product information added, for pricing purposes or schematic design

28 Three Part Construction document: Part 1 General Part 2 Products Part 3 Execution

29 Recall Specifications establish quality and procedure

30 Part 1 General is procedural Summary Related components References Submittals Quality control Warranty

32 Part 2 Products is qualitative Manufacturers Products Materials Accessories Fabrication Finishes

34 Part 3 Execution is procedural Examination Preparation Installation Tolerances Field quality control Cleaning and protection

36 Specifications Prescriptive Performance

37 Prescriptive Specification Defines materials, products and workmanship.

38 Prescriptive Specification

39 Performance Specification Defines the end result by establishing design criteria.

40 Performance Specification

41 Specifications The other construction document

42 End Questions?

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