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RECIFNED MAY 1 "?, 2005 SalemYMCA DEPI ri;-Pb�111NG& One Sewall Street Salem,MA 01970 GTANIUNITY DEVEELOPMENT 978 744,0351 fax 978 740.9168 May 12, 2005 Tania Hartford Salem Redevelopment Authority 120 Washington St. Salem, MA 10970 Dear Tania, As the Salem YMCA proceeds with our renovation, we would like to clarify how we wish to proceed with the area adjacent to the Salem Housing Authority. Originally, the YMCA was considering putting the main door of the North Shore Children's Museum/SA Program on the ramp of the SHA but due to ADA compliance issues it was decided to keep the door at the natural location at 294 Essex St. Presently the Stephen Zisson Elderly Residence Entrance at 290 Essex St. which is owned by the Salem Housing Authority has a bronze aluminum door with a wood panel wall to the right hand side as you face the doors. In order to keep the symmetry between the SHA entrance and the YMCA window as well as a cost savings, we would like to leave the present bronze aluminum window as well as the wooden panel. This will help that portion of the storefront property to remain consistent. lf you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 978-744-035 1. Sincerely, A),\ Deborah A. Amaral Executive Director Salem YMCA www.northshoreymca.org Greater Beverly Cape Ann Ipswich Family Marblehead Swampscott Salem YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA 2 54 Essex Street 71 Middle Street 110 County Road 94 Pleasant Street One Small Street Eeverly,MA 01915 Gloucester,MA 01930 pswich,MA 01938 Marblehead,MA 01945 Salem,MA 01970 978.927.6855 978 283.G470 978.356.YMCA 781.631.0870 9787440351 North Shore United Way hix 978,927 6530 fax 978.283.3114 fax 978.356.0625 fax 781.639 0190 fax 978.740 9168 United Way ltm-1111-11�r�, z c/) uj z LL w 0 LL SALEM YMCA FACADE RENOVATION 284 - 296 ESSEX STREET NOVEMBER 29 , 2004 WINTER BTREET ARCHITECTSt INC . 209 ESSEX STREET SUITE 300 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978.744.7379 FAX 978,741,0240 4NWIN-IER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. Table of Contents Project Narrative ......................................................................I Construction Schedule...............................................................2 Final Building Materials Solid Wood Door with Glass Inset .......................................3 Storefront Window System.................................................4 Vinyl Window Frosting Film ...............................................5 Fixed Canvas Awning ................................................................6 Paint Color Samples..................................................................7 Historic Photographs..................................................................8 Site Plan..................................................................See Attached Construction Plan......................................................See Attached 209 ESEEK STFITT,aJTE 300 S41M,MASSACRJSEM01970 PHONE 978.744.7379 FAX978341,0240 �.VVSkuhltect&com 1 W WINTER STREE-11- ARJOHITECTS, LN0. I -T N 0 ovember 29,2004 Salem Redevelopment Authority cto Ms.Tania Hartford 120 Washington Street Third Floor Salem, MA 01970 (978)745-9595 Re: YMCA Fagade Renovation, Essex&Sewall Street Project Narrative Members of the Salem Redevelopment Authority, The following is a project narrative explaining the YMCA's proposal to renovate eight storefronts along both the Essex Street and Sewall Street sides of their building. The YMCKs Preschool and School Age after school programs will be reunited with their childcare program behind the five storefronts on the comer of Essex and Sewall Street. The remaining 3 storefronts will be home for the Salem Children's Museum, a recent YMCA acquisition. The YMCA building is listed as a National Landmark and is rich with historic detail. The existing fan light transom windows on the exterior Oil remain. Several panes of glass are to be replaced and the wooden mullions will be stripped and painted.The intent is to restore the lights while salvaging as much of the original materials as possible. The storefront window bays below have little or no original construction remaining. Over the years,these bays have been individually modified to meet the changing proprietors needs with no regard for the overall architectural impact of the fagade. The proposed fagade design recreates the almost seamless aluminum storefront glazing system and proportions shown in historic photographs. To control the sunlight into the interior,the YMCA proposes to use a combination of fixed canvas awnings,interior pull down shades and vinyl frosted film applied to the glass.The partial frosting on the glass will add an aesthetically pleasing design element while providing privacy and limit the children's distraction. The YMCA will be submitting a proposal for new signage in January for your review.The signage shown in the attached fagade drawings indicate size and location. The total signage area is within the allowable signage guideline square footage requirements.The complete signage proposal will include detailed graphics, materials,and methods for installation. We feel this project will greatly improve the appearance of the existing YMCA Building and restore the original architecture of the storefront. Sincerely, Z50�- e Axz� Robin Abraham Winter Street Architects, Inc. On behalf of the Salem YMCA 209 ESSEX STREET,SUITE 300 SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PRONE978.744.7379 FAX 978.741.0240 �.WSArchfl�IS.CM 2 YMCA Storefront Renovation Project Dec;'04 ta I 'I p Feb'05 I Mar'05 JApr'05 May,05 Jun'05 Jul'05 Auq ID Task Name Duration StantTFnist 216 12/13 12120 12/271 3/6 13/13 13/20 1312714/3 4/10 14/17 14/24 5/1 15/8 15/15 15/22 15/291 6/5 16/1216/1916126 1 7/3 17/1017/1717/2417/31 1 Salem Redevelopment Authority mile 45 days Wed 1218104 Wed 2/9105 2 7-1 Present Final Design to SRA 0 days Wed 12/8104 Wed 12/8/04 3 7-1 Present Final Design to DRB 0 days Wed 12/15/04 Wed 12115/04 4 91 SRA Approval 0 days Wed 1/12/05 Wed 1/12/05 5 7-1 SRA signage presnt 0 days Wed 1/12/05 Wed 1/12/05 6 r.7 DRB for Final Signage 0 days Wed 1119105 Wed 1/19/05 7 7.1 SRA Singage Aproval 0 days Wed 2/9/05 Wed 2/9/06 8 Additional Design 35 days Wed Ill 2105 Tue 311105 9 Construction Documents 20 days Wed 1/12/05 Tue 218/05 10 Bidding 10 days Wed 2/9105 Tue 2/22/05 11 Permitting 15 days Wed 219/05 Tue 3/1/05 105 da 12 Construction and Installatin 110 days Wed 2123/05 Tue 7/26105 13 Construction 100 days Wed 2123/05 Tue 7/12105 14 Furniture Install 10 days Wed 7/13105 Tue 7126/05 5 Certificate of Occupancy 5 days Wed 7/13/05 Tue 7119/05 5 days 116 Fa Move-in 0 days Tue 7/26/05 Tue 7/26/05 Critical Task Progress Summary Rolled Up Split .... ... Project Summary Project:Projectl Critical Split ..... Milestone Rolled Up CHtical Task Rolled Up Milestone External Milestone Date:Mon 11/29/04 Task Slack Rolled Up Critical Split ...... Rolled Up Progress Deadline Split ...... ....... Slippage Rolled Up Task External Tasks Ff Mon 11/29/04 Page I Prepared by Winter Street Architects 3 Commercial Doors and Accessories Page I of I Stej6 1)-Qm Fmmes Wood Doors Wmd No Hudwm&Agmsories Mohawk Particle Core Doo Hinges Mohawk Wood Stave Core Doo Joilet ftlitiom Mohawk 20 Minute Fire Door Mohawk 45/60/90 Minute Fire Door k Regumm E4uipmen Finishes Available: Call Toll Free �Plain Sliced Cherry 1-800-689-DOOR 0 Plain Sliced Walnut 1-800-689-3667 0 Flat Cut Honduras Mahogany 0 Plain Sliced White Oak 0 Plain Sliced Red Oak �Rotary White Birch 0 Rotary Natural Birch We stand behind the environment. For that reason, we use water- based stains. They have proven to be significantly more acceptable to the environment than other stains. Also,nearly 100%of our door face veneers are of North American hardwoods from managed forest resources. Our material components such as cores and crossbands originate from North American hardwoods and softwoods. CAO kLRI AJIM A"EISORIM INE 02001 Commercial Doors& Accessories http://www.doorhouse.neVwoodoor.htm 11/29/2004 Commercial Doors and Accessories Page I of 3 Sleel QQQ15&Frame Mohawk Particle Core Door Wmd Doors Hardware&Acces�ojjes Mohawk Wood Stave Core Door hiam Mohawk 20 Minute Fire Door 0 TQilet Parlitio Mohawk 45/60/90 Minute Fire Doo R�jrogm E4yiprnent MFPC7-Drop-in or loose lay-up WC7 - Stiles and rails securely bonded to core Call Toll Free All Mohawk Flush doors are manufactured to meet or exceed 1-800-689-DOOR NWWDA Standards I.S.I Series and AWl Quality Standards Section 1-800-689-3667 1300. MFPC7 mper n'Top tlo%�r Rai B"d IIA stile I%-SW Bonded W Core "Cie C� 7 PWfXt OM Bonded W Wes and!Raft prenvw Doorskrks e; Pmmnu- 9N'ds' of S6edw Wood spmies of Sdedft Mod sp6des I-Z%^Tempered I-My%0 Ternpvtd Banom RM ZW'Mom W Mad to Cone Door Omn has a $boed*21not OUT rr&L APPLICATIONS: WPC7-Used in high traffic areas commercial in nature. MPC7 -Used in high traffic areas when AWI 1300 Specifications must be met, architectural in nature. MAXIMUM SIZE: 4/0 x 10/0 THICKNESS: 1-3/8" and 1-3/4" standard. Other thickness by special request. FACES: Standard 3-ply wood veneer of all grades, approximately 1/8" thick. Stock veneers: Lauan, Sen(6/8 heights only), Rotary and http://www.doorhouse.net/woodl.htm 11129/2004 Commercial Doors and Accessories Page 2 of 3 Plain Sliced Birch, Plain Sliced Red and White Oak, Rift Cut Red and White Oak, Walnut, and African Mahogany. Other commercially available hardwood species by special request. 1/8" Tempered Hardboard, Rustic, 1/8" Plastic Laminate. Molded 4-panel, 6-panel and Classique 6/8 heights only CORE: Particle core - average density 28 to 32 pounds per cubic foot. Conforms to ANSI A-208-1. Core meets or exceeds Industry Standards I.S.L MFPC7 Drop-in core or loose lay-up standard. MPC7 stiles and rails securely bonded to core. Unit sanded before skin is applied to ensure minimal telegraphing of core parts through veneers. STILES: MFPC7 -1/4" softwood stiles are standard. Hardwood stiles special request. MPC7- 1-3/8 " hardwood or softwood stiles (determined by AWI 1300 S-1 grade) securely bonded to the core. All dimensions prior to factory trimming and prefitting. RAILS: MFPC7-2-1/2" softwood rails are standard. Hardwood rails by special request. MPC7 1-3/8" hardwood or softwood rails (determined by AWI 1300 S-1 grade) securely bonded to the core. All dimensions prior to factory trimming and prefitting. LOCKBLOCKS: By special request. ADHESIVES: Type 11, water-resistant bond standard. Type I, waterproof by special request. PREFINISH: Deluxe Dorseal, 7 standard tints (see prefinish page 4). Custom tints available by special request. Painted doors, white standard color,custom colors available by special request. All 6 sides finished and poly-wrapped. All standard finishes for interior use only. Finish meets AWI System#3 conversion varnish or System#5 catalyzed polyurethanes. PRIMED: White all 6 sides by special request. MAXIMUM SIZE OPENINGS: Cut-out area may not exceed 40% of the face of the door. May not exceed 1/2 height of the door. Cut- outs must be at least 5 inches from any edge of the door and/or hardware cut-out. MACIIINING: Complete machining to your specification by special request. PAIR MATCIHNG: All species. PLANT ON MOLDINGS: Stock or custom profiles by special request. http://www.doorhouse.net/woodl.htm 11/29/2004 Commercial Doors and Accessories Page 3 of 3 GUARANTEE: One (1)year standard warranty. Two(2), five (5), and lifetime guarantees available by special request. WATER-REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE: When specified, doors are treated with a water repellent preservative in compliance with NWWDA Industry Standards I.S.1. MOPAK: Mopak is a tough,transparent polyethylene film protecting our door. Standard on all prefinished doors. Available by special request on unfinished doors. TRANSOMS: Matching transoms-4/0 to 10/0. A0%LR!L LW ACCOMOMM BNC 02001 Commercial Doors&Accessories http://www.doorhouse.net/woodl.htm 11/29/2004 4 Page I of I �N http://www.efcocorp.com/public/earm/image.asp?file=images/Quad�/*20City�/`2OAirport... 11/29/2004 Page I of I JE_��RT 5BOc) Ir------------- -----I ---- -------------- IL------------- I ------- 5 MIS D.L.12. 2 1/2' t)'I-0� REF. TO REF.�t TO ROUGH OPE"NO http://www.efr,ocorp.com/public/eann/image.asp?file=CTD—web/Cw/5800/Standard/indd... 11/29/2004 Page I of I n5215 V�MT. S 5GOO a BOO a Ir------------- ----- - --- ------------- L------------ ------------ 1"/2' 2 1/2" REF.(�TO FRAME DIMENSION ROUGH OPE"NO http://www.efr-ocorp.com/public/cami/image.asp?file=CTD-web/Cw/580O/Standard/indd... 11/29/2004 This CSI Short Form Guide Specification implements the CSI Manual of Practice principle of cross referencing Division I sections for administrative and procedural requirements affecting more than one section. Cross references are also made to other specification sections within the Project Manual for work directly affecting the work described in this section. This cross referencing procedure avoids duplication of information. Cross references must be edited to reference only those sections used in the Project Manual. Specifier—Edit the following, adding and deleting as required for each project. SECTION 08900 GLAZED CURTAIN WALL E-Wall' Silicone Gasket Outside Glazed Curtain Wall System PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 Work Included A. Furnish and install architectural aluminum curtain wall complete with related components as shown on drawings and specified in this section. B. Curtain wall system shall be EFCOO E-Wall Silicone Gasket Outside Glazed Curtain Wall System. Other manufacturers requesting approval to bid their product as an equal must submit the following information fifteen days pdor to close of bidding. 1. A proposal drawing showing full size details of all curtain wall components including all anchors and building attachments, comerjoinery, gasket data, etc. 2. Test reports documenting compliance with requirements of Section 1.05. C. Glass 1. Reference Section 08800 for Glass and Glazing. D. Single Source Requirement 1. All products listed in Section 1.02 shall be by the same manufacturer. List work and materials related to this section but specified in other sections. EFCO recommends that one manufacturer furnish all applicable Division 8 products to ensure consistent product quality and compatibility. 1.02 Related Work A. Section 08400 - Entrances and Storefronts B. Section 08400 -Balanced Door Assemblies C. Section 08520 -Aluminum Windows D. Section 08520 -Glazed Patio Doors E. Section 08960 -Sloped Glazing Systems F. Section 10200 - Extruded Aluminum Sun Shading Device 1.03 Items Furnished but Not Installed 1.04 Items Installed but Not Furnished 1.05 Testing and Performance Requirements A. Test Units 1. Air, water, and structural test unit size shall be a minimum of two (2)stores high and three (3) lites wide. 2. Thermal test unit sizes shall be 6'-8"wide x 6'-8" high with one (1) intermediate ver6cal mullion and two (2) lites of glass. B. Test Procedures and Performance 1. Air Infiltration Test a. Test unit in accordance with ASTIVI E 283 at a static air pressure difference of 6.24 psf. b. Air infiltration shall not exceed .03 cfm per square foot of fixed wall area. 9. Sound Transmission Loss a. Test unit in accordance with ASTM E 90-02. b. Sound Transmission Class(STC) shall not be less than 29. 1.06 Quality Assurance A. Provide test reports from AAMA accredited laboratories certifying the performance as specified in 1.05. B. Test reports shall be accompanied by the curtain wall manufacturer's letter of certification stating that the tested curtain wall meets or exceeds the referenced criteria for the appropriate curtain wall type. 1.07 References 1.08 Submittals Onsert quantity of shop drawings requiredl A. Contractor shall submit( )copies of all shop drawings to the architect for his approval. Drawings shall show scale elevations and sections. Full size sections shall be shown only when needed for clarity. Drawings shall show construction of all parts of the work, including metal and glass thickness, methods of joining, details of all field connections and anchorage, fastening and sealing methods, metal finishes, and all pertinent information. Relationship to other work should be clearly indicated. No work shall be fabricated until shop drawings for that work have been finally approved for fabrication. B. Contractor shall submit finish samples, test reports, and warranties. 1. Samples of materials as may be requested without cost to owner, i.e., metal, glass, fasteners, anchors, frame sections, mullion section, comer section, etc. 1.09 Delivery, Storage, and Handling 1.10 Warranties A. Total Curtain Wall System 1. The responsible contractor shall assume full responsibility and warrant for one year the satisfactory performance of the total curtain wall installation. This includes the glass(including insulated units), glazing, anchorage and setting system, sealing,flashing, etc., as it relates to air, water, structural adequacy, the specifications, and approved shop drawings. 2. Any deficiencies due to such elements not meeting the specifications shall be corrected by the responsible contractor at his expense during the warranty period. 3. The structural silicone gasket shall have a minimum 10 year manufacturer limited warranty on the compound and color retention. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 Materials A. Aluminum 1. Extruded aluminum shall be 6063-T6 alloy and temper. B. Glass 1. Insulated glass shall be 1" consisting of exterior, air spacer, and interior. OR 1. Glass shall be 1/4" monolithic. C. Dissimilar Metals 1. All dissimilar metals must be properly insulated to prevent galvanic action. D. Fasteners 1. All exposed fasteners shall be aluminum, stainless steel, or zinc plated steel. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 Inspection A. Job Conditions 1. All openings shall be prepared by others to the proper size and shall be plumb, level, and in the proper location and alignment as shown on the architects drawings. 3.02 Installation A. Use only skilled tradesmen with work done in accordance with approved shop drawings and established specifications. Erect all curtain wall components to all building bench marks and column center lines. B. Plumb and align curtain wall faces in a single plane for each wall plane and erect curtain wall materials square and true. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, building movement, and specified wind loads. C. Furnish and apply sealants to provide a weather fight installation at all joints and intersections and at opening perimeters. Wipe off excess material, leave all exposed surfaces and joints clean and smooth. 3.03 Anchorage A. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, specified building movement, and specified wind loads. 3.04 Field Testing A. Test in accordance with AAMA 603. 3.05 Protection and Cleaning A. The general contractor shall protect the aluminum, gasket materials, and finish against damage from construction activities and harmful substances. The general contractor shall remove any protective coatings as directed by the architect, and shall clean the aluminum and gasket surfaces as recommended for the type of finish applied, following manufacturers cleaning guidelines. E-Wall is a trademark of EFC0 Corporaton.EFCO is a regisLared trademark of EFCO Corporation.Ultrapon.Uttraftur,and Uttracryl are trademarks of EFCO Corporation. 9/2212004 Page I of I http://www.efcocorp.com/web.nsf/ProjectListingByNum/04-13/$FILE/Main.jpg 11/29/2004 Highlands /11 Medical Center Overland Park, Kansas Architect: HMN Architects, Inc HMN Architects, Ir.c. provided full out.Med.cal tenant suites utilize the re, five private Pre-Op rooms with space for architectural services for the High- mainder of the building. a sixth. in addition there is a seven bay lands III Medica' Office Builclin,� and Aprimaryconcern in thebuilding was adult recovery area and one minor pro- South Kansas City Surgical Center lo- to segregate the surgical ccnterfrom the cedure room with space for a second; cated atNaltand 1-435 inOverlatui Park, rest of the tenants while at-owing for un- Central Sterile Department;Medication/ Kansas. This medical office building is constrained primary building circulation. Work Room;Staff Spaces;Public Wait- part of the Highlancs Corporate Cam- The design minimizes circulation and ing Room; Consultation Room and a pus.The first floor houses an ambula-ory maximizes the potential ter-ant 6'evelop- Business Office. Eurgical center, South Kansas Ciq Sur- ment. The Surgical Center offers the follow- gical Center,which HMN provided full The S:)uth Kansas City Surgical Cen- ing services:Orthopedic Surgery;Plastic architectural services for the tenant build ter includes four operatmg moms with Surgery; Eyes,Ears,and Throat(ENT); Pediatrics; General Vascular; and Eye Surgery. The developer,The Winbury Groups desired to have the building complement the two other buildings on site while pro- viding some individuality of design and detail. This desire lead HMN to the fi� nal design utilizing building materials from the previous structures. DIV 04: Brick Glen-Gery. DIV 07: Metal. Berridge ManUfaCtUnng. DIV 08: Entrances&Storefronts,Windows: EFCO Corporation. DIV 09: Ceramic Tile:Crossville Ceramics; Carpet Shaw:VCT:Armstrong, Armstrong Meditech;Wall Base: Roppe;Paint:Sherwin Williams. Entrances&Storefronts, Windows: EFCO Corporation See advertisement on page 5. Dmip CoA DaWduly-Aug 2003 33 Page I of I M r -600 VER I S400 .u.OAV—i D.L.0. 1 3/4- D.LQ. FRAME WIDTH ROUGH OPENiNG http://www.efcocorp.com/publiclearm/image.asp?file--CTD—web/SFdetail/S400/screwspl... 11/29/2004 This CSf Short Form Guide Specification implements the CSI Manual of Practice principle of cross referencing Division I sections for administrative and procedural requirements affecting more than one section. Cross references are also made to other specification sections within the Project Manual for work directly affecting the work described in this section. This cross referencing procedure avoids duplication of information. Cross references must be edited to reference only those sections used in the Project Manual. Specifier—Edit the following, adding and deleting as required for each project. SECTION 08400 ENTRANCES and STOREFRONTS System 400 Flush-Glazed Screw Spline Storefront PART I GENERAL 1.01 Work Included A. Furnish and install aluminum architectural storefront system complete with hardware and related components as shown on drawings and specified in this section. B. All storefront systems shall be EFCOO System 400 Flush-Glazed Screw Spline Storefront. Other manufacturers requesting approval to bid their product as an equal must submit the following information fifteen days prior to close of bidding. 1. A sample storefront system (size and configuration) as per requirements of architect. 2. Test reports documenting compliance with requirements of Section 1.05. C. Glass 1. Reference Section 08800 for Glass and Glazing. D. Single Source Requirement 1. All products listed in Sectlion 1.02 shall be by the same manufacturer. List work and materials related to this section but specified in other sections. EFCO recommends that one manufacturer furnish all applicable Division 8 products to ensure consistent product quality and compatibility. 1.02 Related Work A. Section 08400 - Balanced Door Assemblies B. Section 08520 -Aluminum Windows C. Section 08520 - Glazed Patio Doors D. Section 08900 -Glazed Curtain Walls E. Section 08960 -Slope Glazing Systems F. Section 10200 -Extruded Aluminum Sun Shading Device 1.03 Items Furnished but Not Installed 1.04 Items Installed but Not Furnished 1.07 References 1.08 Submittals Onsert quantity of shop drawings requilred.1 A. Contractor shall submit( )copies of all shop drawings to the architect for his approval. Drawings shall show scale elevations and sections. Full size sections shall be shown only when needed for clarity. Drawings shall show construction of all parts of the work, including metal and glass thickness, methods of joining, details of all field connections and anchorage,fastening and seating methods, metal finishes and all pertinent information. Relationship to other work should be clearly indicated. No work shall be fabricated until shop drawings for that work have been finally approved for fabrication. B. Contractor shall submit finish samples, test reports, and warranties. 1. Samples of materials as may be requested without cost to owner, i.e., metal, glass, fasteners, anchors, frame sections, mullion section, comer section, etc. 1.09 Delivery, Storage and Handling 1.10 Warranties A. Total Storefront System 1. The responsible contractor shall assume full responsibility and warrant for one year the satisfactory performance of the total storefront installation. This includes the framing, glass (including insulated units), glazing, anchorage and setting system, sealing, flashing, etc., as it relates to air,water, and structural adequacy as called for in the specifications and approved shop drawings. 2. Any deficiencies due to such elements not meeting the specifications shall be corrected by the responsible contractor at his expense during the warranty period. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 Materials A. Aluminum 1. Extruded aluminum shall be 6063-T5 or T6 alloy and temper. B. Glass Pollow local building codes regarding tempered gl 1. Glass shall be 3/16", 1/4", or 3/8" monolithic. C. Dissimilar Metals 1. All dissimilar metals must be properly insulated to prevent galvanic action. D. Fasteners 3.01 Inspection A. Job Conditions 1. Verify that openings are dimensionally within allowable tolerances, plumb, level. clean, provide a solid anchoring surface, and are in accordance with approved shop drawings. 3.02 Installation A. Use only skilled tradesmen with work done in accordance with approved shop drawings and specifications. B. Storefront system shall be erected plumb, true and in proper alignment and relation to established lines and grades. C. Entrance doors shall be securely anchored in place to a straight, plumb, and level condition without distortion. Weather stripping contact and hardware movement shall be checked and final adjustment made for proper operation and performance of units. D. Furnish and apply sealing materials to provide a weather tight installation at all joints and intersections and at opening perimeters. E. Sealing materials specified shall be used in strict accordance with the manufacturer's printed instructions, and shall be applied only by mechanics specially trained or experienced in their use. All surfaces must be clean and free of foreign matter before applying sealing materials. Sealing compounds shall be tooled to fill the joint and provide a smooth finished surface. 3.03 Field Testing Optional at discre A. Test in accordance with AAMA 501.2 for spray test only or AAMA 503.92 for pressurized test. 3.04 Anchorage A. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, specified building movement, and specified wind loads. 3.05 Protection and Cleaning A. The general contractor shall protect the aluminum materials and finish against damage from construction activities and harmful substances. The general contractor shall remove any protective coatings as directed by the architect, and shall clean the aluminum surfaces as recommended for the type of finish applied. 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For more information on LUMISTT� film and Madico's full line of film-to-glass products please contact: ;2 Madico Inc. 45 Industrial Pkwy. .'A Woburn, MA 01888 lei: UOO-225-1926 Fax: 781-935-6841 "'Y.0 Contact: Jay Frolick e-mail: jfrolick@�madico.com he Officlat'Magazine of NGA, GANA, IGMA & PGMC Where art meets gi Glass a key design element in Frank Gehry's The Art of the Motorcycle exhibit at the Guggenheim Las Vegas By Jenni Rothrock architect Frank Gehr)� creator of Seattle's Experi- gives them th:ir shimmering, reflective appear- ence Music Project building, once again pushes ance, explains Joe Green, president of Glaspro, the limits of architectural design in his nevv'rhe Inc., the Santa Fe Springs,Calif.,based company Art of the Motorcycle exhibit,using glass as both a which fitbricat:d the panels. v structural and decorative component to create an Covering 800 square feet, die glass panels are innovative backdrop against which motorcycles of suspended by a point-fixed glazing system,giving every era are displayed. the wall a dean,sean-dess appearance.To help cre- Set in Rem Kooffiaas's Guggenheim Las Vegas ate the seamless look, each panel was fabricated museum in the citys Venetian hotel, the exhibit without die wual offset,and as a result appears to occupies a single room measuring 210 feet long, be a single piece of glass,a characteristic that was 160 feet wide,and 70 feet high.Widuin the space, particularly important to the architect, Green Gehry has created two levels, each of which fea- points out. tures unique glass applications. Standing on the ground floor looking up, the Walking up die stairs to the second floor of die outlines of those on the second level mill around, exhibition, one is flanked on die left by a wall of their shadows cast against the custom-fabricated translucent glass panels that reflect the bright glass floor. M-ide of four layers of 1/2-indi thick green color of the floor and the cppositc walls Sruphire ultra-dear low-iron glass,the tempered, stainless steel overlay.Made of318-in::h tempered, laminated,silkscreened,polished glass floor pan- laminated glass, the panels feature DuPones new els cover 2,200 square feet and are juxtaposed 80 percent translucent white interlayer, which against additional concrete flooring. Over 100 panels measuring 4 by 5 feet in size were used to create the floor; each panel is silicone hurt- jointed to create a seamless look fiom above. Incorporating DuPont's 80 7Ni percent translucent white inter- layer, the glass floor panels are a fight gray, which not only com- plements the chrome of the Surrounded by motorcycle exhibits and free-fon shapes of stainless steel over- lay.the glass jewel box has a translucent appearance on the exterior.From the inte- rior,the glass walls appear both opaque and transparent due to a sight control film that is applied to the interior surface of the panels. Reprinted Fim Gkw Magmine 0 Natiand&�wA�vciatio�)anuWY2062' To Subscribe w G1=MagazkO,viffit 0�W6 sw at�g4w.org. motorcycles on display, but also the concrete flooring which it butts up against. 'Architec—Cs' are' very specific about colorn explains Philip Vour- vouLis,creative director at Glaspro,which also fab- ricated the glass flooring. 'The process involved several incarnations of the glass," he reports, adding that 'there was a lot of back and forth between the company and the architect to achieve the right appearance." Even more specific is the dot pattern on each glass floor panel, which was custom-designed for theproject.A silkscreened custom ceramic frit,the— dot pattern is barely noticeable to the average museum visitor,yet performs an important fimc- tion, reports Vburvou6. "It is a natural reaction -_ I - for people to feel nervous when walking on a glass floor,"he explains."Structurally,you think ofglass as being a very fragile entity,but ies not."To con- vey this, the small dot pattern was applied to the glass, adding to the translucent, rather than clea; The centerpiece of the exhibit's second level is a glass jewel box standing 40 by 50 feet tall in which motorcycles are perched on a ribbon of stainless steel overlay.The three- sided glass box is made of 3/8-inch tempered glass panels measuring 5 by 6 feet in size. %51W �j� . W, U MODEM 9W, RM)MMIt r PR iVLU Z 43 ex Ubi g%.M" appearance. "It's a stagger dot matrix, walls appear to morpli with each dot measuring 1.3 mm in from opaque to trans- diameter. And although it's a pretty parent, allowing the "NO" 1WJ inconspicuous dot pattern, it creates a motorcycle exhibit on certain level of translucency that provides the other side to emerge a sense of stability.It also provides a non- from behind the glass. skid surface�'he points out. To create this unique Because of its translucency, die glass effect, Lumisty sight W fill floor allows the vibrantly painted walls of control film was applied the level below to shine through its sur- to die interior surface of face. Special lighting underneath the the jewel box panels glass panels adds to the effect, enabling (which also ser,�c as a visitors to see the first floor of the exhibit projection screen on through a haze of color. which brightly colored Lumist.y sight control film was applied to the intedor surface of the images of motorcycles jewel box panels,creating an opaque to transparent appearance. The Crowning Jewel and movie clips appear). Arriving on the second level,onc!s eyes are Heinaman Contract Glazing of Lake of commitment on behalf of Glaspro and immediately drawn to a glass"jewel boe Forest, Calif.,was the glazing contractor Heinaman,"he recalls. standing 40 by 50 feet tall, in which for the project,to which Green attributes As Gehrys exhibit illustrates, glass motorcycles are perdied on a ribbon of much of its success. 'The schedule was applications are limited virtually only by stainless steel overlay.The three-sided one of the most challenging aspects of the imagination of the architect. 'Glass glass box is made of 3/8-inch tempered this job,' he reports. "Vegas had a very gives architects a greater palette for crc- glass panels measuring 5 by 6 feet in size� specific date for the opening of the ativity; it gives them a unique twist to fabricated by Glaspro. Looking through exhibit, and we were making design their projects," explains Vourvoulis. the glass walls to the interior of the box, changes up until the last minute. It "And there's no question about it,every- the structure has a translucent appear- involved lots of overtime and a high level body wants to hear about it. 13" ance.From die interior,however,the glass royc e A Ex URI U141 -.a Men ............... an ]a s][oor;, 51 N C Ic g�Trb 1 no earg las's ne imtnafed,Z, Pere 01 wT an Q�percqQt su I u nm pera Irt Jewel Box:3/8-inch tempered glass panels, Ron fabricated by Glaspro,Inc.,featuring Lumisty 'Roams MAD KO sight control film applied to the interior surface. 64 ladmtrW Puk�y,Wob�,UA 01801 . ............ j1lrzi_n'6tF6rrrcU. 800 225 1926 - 781935 7850 5.7 �Q Tfere`Nt AK� f 7819356&41 - �.=dicoxom 9 16 Astrup distributor awnings marine fabrics Page I of I L%SSNCF- 1181w/ retractable awni' I Us"""""""'77roducts Distribution Centers News Catalog Contact Us Asl The next time you make an awning, a boat cover or a sign, we'd like to have a part in it In fact, we'd like to have many parts in it. 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Paint Color Samples Paint Paint Name Architectural Sample of Manufacturer Element Paint to be Painted Sa ple of Paint Benjamin Moore; Georgian New Wood Doors Brick HC-50 Benjamin Moore; Pittsfield Buff New Break Metal HC-24 Panel Below Storefront Windows Benjamin Moore; Navajo White All New Window Ready Mixed and Door Trim 209 ESSEX STFEET SUTE 300 SALEM,MASSkCHLEEM01970 PHONE978.744,7379 FAX978141.0240 �.VVSkmhiteclacom 8 Young Men 's Christian Ile flssociation, Salem, Xas5. MA lb Oil JO Salem Redevelopment Authority DESIGN REVIEW BOARD PROPOSAL 284 Essex Street (YMCA) - Proposed Schematic Design Plans for Fagade Renovations PROPOSAL: The proposed Schematic Design Plans include the renovation of the six storefronts on Essex Street and the proposed new entry for the Salem Housing Authority. 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 Salem Redevelopment Authority MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the Design Review Board FROM: Tania Hartford, Economic Development Planner SUBJECT: 284 Essex Street (YMCA) — Schematic Design of Fa�ade Improvements DATE: November 12,2004 Attached is the revised Schematic Design Plans for the fagade improvements at the YMCA building located at 284 Essex Street. The applicant plans to attend the meeting on November 1.7, 2004 to present these changes to you, as they were not able to finalize the Plans prior to the SRA meeting. Please feel free to contact me at 978/745-9595 x311 or Thartfordasalem.com should you have any questions regarding these changes prior to the meeting. Enclosures 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 NJ�Wl N-TTER STP EET ARC H ITIECTS, I N C. TRANSMITTAL DATE: November 4, 2004 TO: Tama Hartford—Planning Dept. CC: SENT BY: Robin Abraham PROJECT; 0 166.002 YMCA FILESPEC: OURGENT [I FOR REVIEW El PLEASE COMMENT Ll PLEASE REPLY El PLEASE RECYCLE DOCUMENTS ENCLOSED: DATE PAGES/COPIES DESCRIPTION 11.04.2004 3 YMCA Fagade Proposal with DRB Revisions 11.04.2004 3 Memo COMMENTS: RECEIVED NOV 0 4 2004 DEPT. OF FLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 209 ESSEK STFEE7 SOTE300 SkEM,MA�'ACHLGETTS01970 H�ONE978,744 7379 FAX978.741.0240 "�.VVS6�h,tectscom Salem Redevelopment Authority MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the Salem Redevelopment Authority FROM: Tania Hartford, Economic Development Planner-W SUBJECT: 284 Essex Street—YMCA Storefront Improvements DATE: December 3, 2004 Attached are the Final Design Plans for the redevelopment of the storefronts at the YMCA building at 284 Essex Street. The applicant is requesting approval of the Schematic Design Plans and introducing the Final Design Plans at the meeting on Wednesday night. They understand that the Final Design submission will be referred to the Design Review Board for further review at this meeting. Due to last minute changes by the applicant, the DRB Recommendation of the Schematic Design Plans will not be available until the meeting on Wednesday night. Please feel free to contact me at (978) 745-9595 x311 should you have any questions or concerns regarding this request. 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 Salem Redevelopment Authority MEMORANDUM TO: Members c f the Design Review Board FROM: Tania Hartford, Economic Development Planner SUBJECT: 284 Essex Street (YMCA) — Schematic Design of Fagade Irnprovements DATE: November 12, 2004 Attached is the revised Schematic Design Plans for the fagade improvements at the YMCA building located at 284 Essex Street. The applicant plans to attend the meeting on November 17, 2004 to present these changes to you, as they were not able to finalize the plans prior to the SRA meeting. Please feel free to contact me at 978/745-9595 x311 or Thartforda-salemcom should you have any questions regarding these changes prior to the meeting. Enclosures 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 j1L, Salem Redevelopment Authority DESIGN REVIEW BOARD RECOMMENDATION 284 Essex Street (YMCA) - Proposed Schematic Design Plans for Fa�ade Renovations RECOMMENDATION: At their meeting on November 17, 2004, the Design Review Board recommended approval of the Schematic Design Plans for 284 Essex Street with the condition that the materials for the storefront be further reviewed by the DRB during the Final Design Review. The approved Schematic Plans are dated, by Winter Street Architects,November 22, 2004. PROPOSAL: The proposed Schematic Design Plans include the renovation of the six storefronts on Essex Street. 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 Salem Redevelopment Authority DESIGN REVIEW BOARD PROPOSAL 284 Essex Street (YMCA) - Proposed Final Design Plans for Fagade Renovations PROPOSAL: The proposed Schematic Design Plans include the renovation of the six storefronts on Essex Street at the YMCA building, which will house the Salem Children's Museum and YMCA claycare. 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 Salem Redevelopment Authority MEMORANDUM TO: Chris Greene FROM: Tania Hartford, Economic Development Plannem SUBJECT: 284 Essex Street (YMCA) - Schematic Design Review DATE: December 3, 2004 As we discussed, I am enclosing copies of the progress plans for the YMCA Storefront Renovations. The following are enclosed: Original Submission - original plans submitted to the DRB for review at the meeting in October. Revised Submission - plans submitted in your packet for the November DRB meeting that incorporated your comments from the October DRB meeting. Final Submission - plans submitted the day of the November DR-B meeting that are different from the revised submission and take out some of the recommendations made at the October DRB meeting. Historic Photographs - photographs of the building that the applicant used in putting together the final Schematic Design Submission. I am holding off putting forth a DRB recommenclation until I receive feedback from you on the plans. I will call you on Tuesday, December 7 to talk about the revised plans and find out if you have recommendations on changes to those plans. As always, please feel free to contact me at 978/745-9595 x31l or Thartfordas-alem.com should you have any questions. Enclosures 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 - (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 CITY OF SALEM SALEM REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY FACSIMILE TRANSMITTAL SHEET TO: FROM: Robin Abraham Tania Hartford COMPANY: DATE: Winter Street Architects 11/23/04 FAX NUMBER� TOTAL NO.OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER: 978/741-0240 2 PHONE NUMBER: SENDER'S REFERENCE NUMBER: 978/744-7379 978/745-9595 x3I1 RE: SENDER'S FAX NUMBER: 'YMCA—284 Essex Street 978/740-0404 OURGENT OrORREVIEW 0 PLEASE COMMENT 0 PLEASE REPLY 0 PLEASE RECYCLE NOTES/COMMENTS: Robin, Here is the letter regarding your Final Design subrnission. I tried to be as detailed as possible. Give me a call or drop me an email if you have questions. 'Mankyou, Tania 120 WASHINGTON STREET SALEM, MA 01970 THARTFORD&SALEM.COM Salem Redevelopment Authority November 23, 2004 VIA FACSIMILE AND MAIL Ms.Robin Abraham Winter Street Architects 209 Essex Street Salem,MA 01970 RE: YMCA Storefront Improvement Project - 284 Essex Street Dear Ms. Abraham: As we discussed, the DRB gave a preliminary recommendation approving the Schematic Design Plans for the renovations at the YMCA on 284 Essex Street. This recommendation is pending a final approval by Chris Greene,DRB member. Following approval by the SRA at the Schematic Design Phase, the next milestone for this project is final approval by the SRA.The Final Plan submission should include: Narrative on what the project will entail; Construction schedule (estimated schedule will be fine); Detailed set of construction plans; Site plan; Final building materials; Proposed building lighting; Signage and awning proposal, include type of awning, color and material; Color samples; and Landscaping plan,if applicable. In addition, the plans should also incorporate the following corrunents as recommended by the Design Review Board (DRB)in their initial review of the project: Dimensions of the propose window frosting; and Detailed plans of the proposed new railing,including materials. Feel free to contact me at 978/745-9595 x311 or thartford@salem.com if you have questions regarding the review process or the requirements of the SRA. Sincerely yours, a IARfor^o� Economic Development Planner 120 Washington Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 * (978) 745-9595, Ext 311 - Fax (978) 740-0404 4' #0 1 0 WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. MEMO DATE: October 7, 2004 TO: Members of the SRA CC: SENT BY: Robin Abraham PROJECT: 0166.002 IFILESPEC: SRA memo 10-7-04.doc Salem YMCA Childcare Renovation 0 URGENT El FOR REVIEW 0 PLEASE COMMENT 0 PLEASE REPLY 0 PLEASE RECYCLE RE:Salem YMCA Essem Street Fagade Proposal 1.Background: Historically,the YMCA owned the entire YMCA Building. The main entrance was located in the middle of the Essex Street fagade. This entrance led to a marble staircase that was central to connections within the building. 11.Current Situation;The building is jointly owned by the YMCA and Salem Housing Authority. The YMCA owns the basement and the first floor while the SHA owns the second and third floors. The original entrance is part of the SHA's entrance and elevator lobby. The marble staircase itself is closed off from the rest of the building by a temporary wall. 111.YMCA's Plans for Renovation:The YMCA is planning to move their Preschool and School Aged K-1 program from its current off-site location to the first floor of the YMCA building.The six storefront spaces are currently vacant and detract from the overall appearance of the facade. One of the major project objectives is to improve and restore the image of the building. IV.Marble Staircase Proposal: The YMCA has engaged the SHA in discussion to exchange the ownership of the marble staircase and original entrance for an adjacent storefront space.The YMCA has offered to pay for the design and construction of the SHA's new entrance and lobby. If the YMCA is successful in this negotiation, then they intend to eliminate temporary wall in the middle of the marble staircase and replace it with a retractable gate that can be opened for special events only. The new lobby design will allow the SHA residents to continue to enter through the original entrance and access the new housing authority entrance through a connecting glass door. 209 ESSEX STREET.SUITE 300 SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978.744.7379 FAX 978-741.0240 �w.WSAsch,[�ts.com V.YMCA's Submission to the sRA: The YMCA is presenting to the SRA in order to receive approval for the Schematic Design of the fagade modification. The plan is to continue negotiations with the SHA and move forward with the design. The outcome of the proposal to the SHA will slightly affect the design of the Essex Street fagade of the building. Page I'Building Perspective:Proposed Storefront Modification' This page illustrates the concept for the new storefront systems. The third window bay from the left is the proposed new SHA entrance. Page 2'Building Elevations:Existing Condition&Proposed Storefront Modification' The top elevation shows the existing fagade. Notice that all of the storefronts are a different design and that the doors are set back from the street. This configuration creates a problematic niche in each bay. The building owner has observed homeless people smoking cigarettes and frequently has to clean out fallen leaves and other debris collects in the niches. The bottom elevation shows the concept for the new storefront systems. The design unifies the fagade with consistent proportions. The new storefronts will be aligned with the existing edge of the fagade and the doors will not be set back. Page 3'Public Housing Entrance Scenarios:Proposed New Entry&Proposed Alternative' The image of the 'Proposed New Entry' illustrates the new entry for the SHA. This is the ideal situation and the renovation will only be possible if the YMCA can exchange space with the SHA. The 'Proposed Alternative'shows the new storefront window with the existing SHA entrance. I look forward to meeting with you. Sincerely, Robin N. Abraham 209 ESSEX STREET.SUITE 300 SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978.744,7379 FAX 978.741.0240 "w.WsArchftects.com w 40 Jk W low Ll Ll LU w 12f U) 1h Proposed Storefront Modifications z 3: Building Perspective YMCA Childcare Renovation - Facade Proposal October 13, 2004 Essex Street, Salem, Massachusetts Maw MIMI- -r- 7 I Is 1-k P r-----1 , I 0 Lj vi,�r P Ev 811"i, 1111MENWEENN I - -- Existing Conditions Ll H Li 7T R, -rig M,Ti"q1w 111111.1.411�M".. 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We have seen and approved all of the preliminary designs and are excited to begin the process of returning our storefronts to a more consistent design. Thank you for your consideration in this process. Sincerely, V-1 Deborah A. Amaral Executive Director www.northshoreymca.org Greater Beverly Cape Ann Ipswich Family Marblehead Swampscott Salem YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA 254 Essex Street 71 Middle Street 110 County Road 94 l Street One Small Street Beverly,MA 01915 Gll MA 01930 Ipswich,MA 01938 Marblehead,MA 01945 Salem,MA 01970 9789276855 978183 0470 978 356 YMCA 781,637.0870 978.744 0351 North Shore United Way fax 97&92T6530 fax 978,283.3114 fax 978.356,0625 fax 781.639.0190 fax 978 740,9168 United Way Oct 12 04 12: 2 1 P (;�y C,5,4w.1t,Ch".= R41 A�B�il,Vice C11'1�- WJW.).F�,refl.second Vice 0,--� R,bret I.J-Y�et-TIc--m SALEM HOUSING 0-4.&A�..r T�-, A U T h 0 C.,.1 A.MG�ENmw,,v Di�tm October 12, 2004 Deborah Amarol,Director YMCA I Sewall Street Salem,MA 01970 Re: YMCA Renovations Dear Ms. Amar0l: 1 am writing concerning the planned renovations to the YMCA building and storefronts. The matter was brought before the last meeting of the Salem Housing Authority's Board of Directors held on September 28, 2004. The matter was tabled at that meeting. Should you need further information,please feel free to contact me at (978) 744-4431 ext. I 11. Sincerely, 7 Carol A. MacGo,,&-n Executive Director CAMAt File: cm Itr YMCA '369) 1)7S.744.4431 �AX q71S744.9614 FMAIL. TOD/VOICE CHA11TER S rRFF1 SAI LM NIA 019,0 Saleri One Sewall Street Salem,MA 019?0 978 744 0351 fax 978 740�9768 October 12, 2004 Salem Redevelopment Authority 120 Washington St. Salem, MA 01970 Attn: Tania Hartford Dear Members of the SRA, The Salem YMCA will be renovating the six storefronts on Essex St. We are approaching the SRA to begin the process to have our design for the fagade approved. The Salem YMCA has given Winter Street Architects, Inc. the authority to represent the Salem YMCA in the SRA approval process. We have seen and approved all of the preliminary designs and are excited to begin the process of returning our storefronts to a more consistent design. Thank you for your consideration in this process. Sincerely, Deborah A. Amaral Executive Director www.northshoreymca.org Greater Beverly Cape Ann Ipswich Family Marblehead Swampscott Salem YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA 254 Essex Street 71 Middle Street 110 County Road 94 Pleasant Street One Sewall Street Beverly,MA 01915 Gli MA 01930 1 MA 01938 Marblehead,MA 01945 Salem,MA 01970 10 10 978,92T6355 978,283 0470 978.356 YMCA 781 631 0870 978.744.0351 N.rth Sh.r. United Way fax 978.927 5530 fax 978.283.3114 fax 978.356 0625 fax 781 639,0190 fax 978.740.9168 United Way Oct 12 04 12: 21p P. 1 Gat,C.Stirg�olt,Chm—SA ULMMd. im ).hn A.B.6,,M��0,1,min EJLMNJLENNRI�� Wilim.1.F�,,eil,Sc,=d Vic,Chxt.. RDbert J.Jalbert,Twtmumr SALEM HOUSING jo�,h M.ON611,A,,...r A U T H 0 K I T Y C...I A.MuGawt,Eecwwe Diwom k C f OD PLO)j"y October 12, 2004 Deborah Amarol, Director YMCA I Sewall Street Salem, MA 01970 Re: YMCA Renovations Dear Ms. Amarol: I am writing concerning the planned renovations to the YMCA building and storefronts. The matter was brought before the last meeting of the Salem Housing Authority's Board of Directors held on September 28, 2004. The matter was tabled at that meeting. Should you need further information,please feel free to contact me at (978) 744-4431 ext. I 11. Sincerely, Carol A. MacGown Executive Director CAM:dt File: cm Itr YMCA 27. CHAiiT[R s rRF F r SAIAM N%A 0 1 970�3691) - 97S.744.4431 FAX 9-1 8.744.9614 EMAI L: .I�mha@comcast.net To D/VOICE E SalemYMCA One Small Street Salem,MA 0 1970 9787440351 fax 978.740.9168 October 12, 2004 Salem Redevelopment Authority 120 Washington St. Salem, MA 01970 Attn: Tania Hartford Dear Members of the SRA, The Salem YMCA will be renovating the six storefronts on Essex St. We are approaching the SRA to begin the process to have our design for the fagade approved. The Salem YMCA has given Winter Street Architects, Inc. the authority to represent the Salem YMCA in the SRA approval process. We have seen and approved all of the preliminary designs and are excited to begin the process of returning our storefronts to a more consistent design. Thank you for your consideration in this process. Sincerely, Deborah A. Amaral Executive Director wwwriorthshoreyrinca.arg Greater Beverly Cape Ann Ipswich Family Marblehead Swampscott Salem YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA YMCA 254 Es�x Street 71 Middle Street I 10 County Road 94 Pleasant Street One Small Street Beverly,MA 01915 Glo�ester,MA 01930 Ipswich,MA 01938 Marblehead,MA 01945 Salem.MA 01970 97&927 6855 978.283.0470 978.356.YMCA 781.631.0870 978.744,0351 North Shor. United Way fax 978 927 6530 fax 978.283.3114 fax 978,356L625 lax 781�639.0190 fax 978,740.9168 United Way , Oct 12 04 12: 21P Gaty C.Stirgwolt,Chsmwim John A-Boris.Vice ChAi�n wijL�myfarmjl.5,ccord%iceCku�n Robc"J.jitibeft.T,.—Mr SALEM HOUSING jh M,0-Nc!jL A..�r T�. A U T tt 0 FL 1 1 C.,ol A.M"G�Extemm,Doccun 00 P0 V October 12, 2004 Deborah Arnarol, Director YMCA I Sewall Street saiem,MA 01970 Re: YMCA Renovations Dear Ms. Amarol: I am writing concerning the planned renovations to the YMCA building and storefronts. The matter was brought before the last meeting of the Salem Housing Authority's Board of Directors held on September 28, 2004. The matter was tabled at that meeting. Should you need further information,please feel free to contact me at (978) 744-4431 ext. I 11. Sincerely, 7 Carol A. MacGown Executive Director CAM:dt File: cm Itr YMCA 4.9614 EMAIL. s.Ic-h2@-0Mc3It -ct TDO/VOICE j-. CHAPTEKsrP,rFf SAIENI JoAk)1970-369) - ,)78�744.4431 - FAX q-S74 WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. MEMO DATE: October 7, 2004 TO: Members of the SRA CC: SENT BY: Robin Abraham PROJECT: 0166.002 FILESPEC: SRA memo 10-7-04.doc Salem YMCA Childcare Renovation 17 URGENT E]FOR REVIEW 0 PLEASE COMMENT 0 PLEASE REPLY 0 PLEASE RECYCLE RE: Salem YMCA Essex Street Fa�ade Proposal 1.Background: Historically, the YMCA owned the entire YMCA Building. The main entrance was located in the middle of the Essex Street fagade. This entrance led to a marble staircase that was central to connections within the building. II.Current Situation:The building is jointly owned by the YMCA and Salem Housing Authority. The YMCA owns the basement and the first floor while the SHA owns the second and third floors. The original entrance is part of the SHA's entrance and elevator lobby. The marble staircase itself is closed off from the rest of the building by a temporary wall. III.YMCA's Plans for Renovation: The YMCA is planning to move their Preschool and School Aged K-1 program from its current off-site location to the first floor of the YMCA building.The six storefront spaces are currently vacant and detract from the overall appearance of the facade. One of the major project objectives is to improve and restore the image of the building. IV.Marble Staircase Proposal: The YMCA has engaged the SHA in discussion to exchange the ownership of the marble staircase and original entrance for an adjacent storefront space.The YMCA has offered to pay for the design and construction of the SHA's new entrance and lobby. If the YMCA is successful in this negotiation,then they intend to eliminate temporary wall in the middle of the marble staircase and replace it with a retractable gate that can be opened for special events only. The new lobby design will allow the SHA residents to continue to enter through the original entrance and access the new housing authority entrance through a connecting glass door. 209 ESSEX STREET.SUITE 300 SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978,744,7379 FAX 978.741.0240 �w.WSArchdectszom V.YMCA's Submission to the SRA; The YMCA is presenting to the SRA in order to receive approval for the Schematic Design of the fagade modification. The plan is to continue negotiations with the SHA and move forward with the design. The outcome of the proposal to the SHA will slightly affect the design of the Essex Street fagade of the building. Page I'Building Perspective:Proposed Storefront Modification' This page illustrates the concept for the new storefront systems. The third window bay from the left is the proposed new SHA entrance. Page 2'Building Elevations:Existing Condition&Proposed Storefront Modification' The top elevation shows the existing fa0de. Notice that all of the storefronts are a different design and that the doors are set back from the street. This configuration creates a problematic niche in each bay. The building owner has observed homeless people smoking cigarettes and frequently has to clean out fallen leaves and other debris collects in the niches. The bottom elevation shows the concept for the new storefront systems. The design unifies the fagade with consistent proportions. The new storefronts will be aligned with the existing edge of the fagade and the doors will not be set back. Page 3'Public Housing Entrance Scenarios:Proposed New Entry&Proposed Alternative' The image of the'Proposed New Entry' illustrates the new entry for the SHA. This is the ideal situation and the renovation will only be possible if the YMCA can exchange space with the SHA. The'Proposed Alternative'shows the new storefront window with the existing SHA entrance. I look forward to meeting with you. Sincerely, Robin N. Abraham 209 ESSEX STREET.SUITE 300 SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978.744.7379 FAX 978.741.0240 �w WSArchlfecls.com z c/) Lu z LL w 0 LL ;J r jJ IdOl s ALEM YMCA FACADE RENOVATION 284- 296 ESSEX STREET NOVEMBER 29 , 2004 WINTER BTREET ARCHITECT8j INC . 209 ESSEX STREET SUITE 300 SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978 744 7379 FAX 978 741 0240 0 EJWINTTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. Table of Contents Project Narrative ... ......... ..........................................................1 Construction Schedule.......................... .....................................2 Final Building Materials Solid Wood Door with Glass Inset .......................................3 Storefront Window System........... ... ........................ ...........4 Vinyl Window Frosting Film .......................................... ....5 Fixed Canvas Awning ........................... .... ....... .........................6 Paint Color Samples.............................. ....................................7 Historic Photographs... ............................... ...... ........................_8 Site Plan..... ......... ............................................. ......See Attached Construction Plan......................................................See Attached 209 ESSEX STFEET SLUE 300 SALEKA MA—TACHLEEnSO1970 PHONE978 744 7379 FAX978 741 0240 .WSkrch,tectscom , 1 j W WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. 0 �November 29, 2004 Salem Redevelopment Authority c/o Ms. Tania Hartford 120 Washington Street Third Floor Salem, MA 01970 (978)745-9595 Re: YMCA Fagade Renovation, Essex&Sewall Street Project Narrative Members of the Salem Redevelopment Authority, The following is a project narrative explaining the YMCA's proposal to renovate eight storefronts along both the Essex Street and Sewall Street sides of their building. The YMCA's Preschool and School Age after school programs will be reunited with their childcare program behind the five storefronts on the comer of Essex and Sewall Street. The remaining 3 storefronts will be home for the Salem Children's Museum, a recent YMCA acquisition. The YMCA building is listed as a National Landmark and is rich with historic detail. The existing fan light transom windows on the exterior will remain. Several panes of glass are to be replaced and the wooden mullions will be stripped and painted.The intent is to restore the lights while salvaging as much of the original materials as possible. The storefront window bays below have little or no original construction remaining. Over the years,these bays have been individually modified to meet the changing proprietor's needs with no regard for the overall architectural impact of the fagade. The proposed fagade design recreates the almost seamless aluminum storefront glazing system and proportions shown in historic photographs. To control the sunlight into the interior,the YMCA proposes to use a combination of fixed canvas awnings, interior pull down shades and vinyl frosted film applied to the glass.The partial frosting on the glass will add an aesthetically pleasing design element while providing privacy and limit the children's distraction. The YMCA will be submitting a proposal for new signage in January for your review.The signage shown in the attached fagade drawings indicate size and location. The total signage area is within the allowable signage guideline square footage requirements.The complete signage proposal will include detailed graphics, materials,and methods for installation. We feel this project will greatly improve the appearance of the existing YMCA Building and restore the original architecture of the storefront. Sincerely, Robin Abraham Winter Street Architects, Inc. On behalf of the Salem YMCA 209 ESSEX STREET,SUITE 300 SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 PHONE 978 744.7379 fAX 978,741 0240 �w.WSAichif�ts c� .2 YMCA Storefront Renovation Project J Dec'04 Jan'05 Feb'06 1 Mar'05 Apr'05 May'05 Jun'05 JJul'05 Aug ID 0 Task Name Duration start Finish /9 1/16 1123 1/30 2/6 2/1312/2012/27 1 3/6 13/13 13/2013/271 4/3 14/10 14/1714/24 5/1 1518 15/1515/22 15/29 1 615 16/12 1611916/261 7/3 1711017117 17124 J 7/31 1 Salem Redevelopment Authority mile 45 days Wed 12/8/04 Wed 219/05 2 Present Final Design to SRA 0 days Wed 12/8/04 Wed 12/8/04 3 Present Final Design to DRB 0 days Wed 12/15/04 Wed 12/15/04 4 SRA Approval 0 days Wed 1/12/05 Wed 1/12/05 5 SRA signage presnt 0 days Wed 1/12105 Wed 1/12/05 DRB for Final Signage 0 days Wed 1/19/05 Wed 1/19/05 6 7 SRA Singage Aproval 0 days Wed 2/9/05 Wed 219/05 8 Additional Design 35 days Wed 1/12/05 Tue 3/11/05 9 Construction Documents 20 days Wed 1/12105 Tue 2/8105 10 Bidding 10 days Wed 2/9/05 Tue 2/22/05 11 Permitting 15 days Wed 2/9/05 Tue 3/l/05 105 da 12 Construction and Installatin 110 days Wed 2123/05 Tue 7126/05 13 Construction 100 days Wed 2/23/05 Tue 7/12/05 Ma 14 Furniture Install 10 days Wed 7/13/05 Tue 7/26/05 15 certificate of Occupancy 5 days Wed 7/13/05 Tue 7/19105 5 days 1 6 ED Movein 0 days Tue 7/26/05 Tue 7/26/05 Critical Task Progress Summary Rolled Up Split Project Summary Project: Projectl Critical Split ...... 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Cut- outs must be at least 5 inches from any edge of the door and/or hardware cut-out. MACHINING: Complete machining to your specification by special request. PAIR MATCHING: All species. PLANT ON MOLDINGS: Stock or custom profiles by special request. http://www.doorhouse.net/woodl.htm 11/29/2004 Commercial Doors and Accessories Page 3 of 3 GUARANTEE: One (1) year standard warranty. Two (2), five (5), and lifetime guarantees available by special request. WATER-REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE: When specified, doors are treated with a water repellent preservative in compliance with NWWDA Industry Standards I.S.1. MOPAK: Mopak is a tough,transparent polyethylene film protecting our door. Standard on all prefinished doors. Available by special request on unfinished doors. TRANSOMS: Matching transoms - 4/0 to 10/0. AM Altolseem UK r.2001 Commercial Doors & Accessories http://www.doorhouse.net/woodl.htm 11/29/2004 4 Page I of I ---- ------- http://www.efcocorp.com/public/eann/image.asp?file=images/Quad`/`20City`/`2OAirport... 11/29/2004 Page 1 of I VERT, r------------- ---- - ---- -------------- L LEE D.L.Q. 2 1/2" 01.0. REF, TO REFA TO�t FRAME ROUGH OPENING http://www.efcocorp.com/public/carm/image.asp?file=CTD—web/Cw/5800/Standard/indd... 11/29/2004 Page I of I VERT, r------------- -----T- --- ------------- IL------------- ------------- El) .0. 2 1/2 IM.O. REF.�TO FRAME DIMENSION ROUGH OPENING http://www.efcocorp.conVpublie/eaniVimage.asp?file=CTD-web/Cw/5800/Standard/indd... 11/29/2004 This CSI Short Form Guide Specification implements the CSI Manual of Practice principle of cross referencing Division I sections for administrative and procedural requirements affecting more than one section. Cross references are also made to other specification sections within the Project Manual for work directly affecting the work described in this section. This cross referencing procedure avoids duplication of information. Cross references must be edited to reference only those sections used in the Project Manual. Specifier—Edit the following, adding and deleting as required for each project. SECTION 08900 GLAZED CURTAIN WALL E-Wall� Silicone Gasket Outside Glazed Curtain Wall System PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 Work Included A. Furnish and install architectural aluminum curtain wall complete with related components as shown on drawings and specified in this section. B. Curtain wall system shall be EFCO*E-Wall Silicone Gasket Outside Glazed Curtain Wall System. Other manufacturers requesting approval to bid their product as an equal must submit the following information fifteen days prior to close of bidding. 1. A proposal drawing showing full size details of all curtain wall components including all anchors and building attachments, comer joinery, gasket data, etc. 2. Test reports documenting compliance with requirements of Section 1.05. C. Glass 1. Reference Section 08800 for Glass and Glazing. D. Single Source Requirement 1. All products listed in Section 1.02 shall be by the same manufacturer. List work and materials related to this section but specified in other sections. EFCO recommends that one manufacturer furnish all applicable Division 8 products to ensure consistent product quality and compatibility. 1.02 Related Work A. Section 08400 - Entrances and Storefronts B. Section 08400 - Balanced Door Assemblies C. Section 08520 -Aluminum Windows D. Section 08520 -Glazed Patio Doors E. Section 08960 -Sloped Glazing Systems F. Section 10200 -Extruded Aluminum Sun Shading Device 1.03 Items Furnished but Not Installed 1.04 Items Installed but Not Furnished 1.05 Testing and Performance Requirements A. Test Units 1. Air, water, and structural test unit size shall be a minimum of two (2)stories high and three (3) lites wide. 2. Thermal test unit sizes shall be 6'-8"wide x 6'-8" high with one (1)intermediate vertical mullion and two (2)(ites of glass. B. Test Procedures and Performance 1. Air Infiltration Test a. Test unit in accordance with ASTIVI E 283 at a static air pressure difference of 6.24 psf. b. Air infiltration shall not exceed .03 cfm per square foot of fixed wall area. 2. Water Resistance Test a. Test unit in accordance with ASTM E 331. b. There shall be no uncontrolled water leakage at a static test pressure of 30.0 psf. 3. Uniform Load Deflection Test a. Test in accordance with ASTIM E 3M Architect to specify design wind pressure, both positive and negative required by the governing building code, as calculated from ASCE 7, or as determined by boundary layer wind tunnel testing. Use 20.0 psf as minimum. b. The system shall withstand psf positive and psf negative design wind pressure normal to the plane of the wall. c. Deflection under design load shall not exceed LJ175 for spans less than 13'-6". d. Deflection under design load shall not exceed U240 +1/4"for spans greater than 13'-6". 4. Uniform Load Structural Test a. Test in accordance with ASTM E 330 at a pressure 1.5 times the design wind pressure in 1.05.4.b. b. At conclusion of the test there shall be no glass breakage, permanent damage to fasteners, curtain wall parts, or any other damage that would cause the curtain wall to be defective. 5. Dynamic;Water Resistance Test a. Test unit in accordance with AAMA 501. b. There shall be no uncontrolled water leakage at a dynamic test pressure of 15.0 psf. 6. Condensation Resistance Test(CRF) a. Test unit in accordance with AAMA 1503-98. b. Condensation Resistance Factor(CRF) of framing shall not be less than 74. 7. Thermal Transmittance Test (Conductive U-Value) a. Test in accordance with NFRC 102. b. Conductive thermal transmittance (U-Value) shall not be more than .41 BTU/hr/degree F/sq. ft. Unless otherwise specified, units tested for condensation resistance and thermal transmittance shall be glazed with V IG unit composed of 1/4" clear annealed VEI-2M, 1/2" air space with 95% argon, 1/4" clear annealed. Sealed insulating glass shall be of standard construction. Reference chart below for additional glass types. Glass Types Center of Glass EFCO S-5800 CW U-Factor SHGC U-Factor V IG:1/4"CLEARANNEALED 0.47 0.70 0.57 1/2"AIR SPACE WCLEAR ANNEALED 1'lG:%"BRONZE ANNEALED 0.47 0.50 0.57 1/2"AIR SPACE W CLEAR ANNEALED V IG:WGRAY ANNEALED 0.47 0.47 0.57 VVAIR SPACE W CLEAR ANNEALED VIG:V4"CLEAR ANNEALED VE1-2M 0.29 0.38 0.42 1/2"AIR SPACE WCLEAR ANNEALED 1*IG:Y."CLEAR ANNEALED VE1-2M 0.24 0.37 0.38 IWARGON '/"CLEAR ANNEALED 1"IG:'/."CLEAR ANNEALED 0.21 0 'IF TCBB HEAT MIRROR&ARGON 1/4"CLEAR ANNEALED *LJ-Factors are based on a nominal size of 80"x 80"with two lights of glass using AAMA 507-03 and NFRC 100. 8. Seismic Testing a. Test unit in accordance with AAMA 501.4. 9. Sound Transmission Loss a. Test unit in accordance with ASTM E 90-02. b. Sound Transmission Class(STC)shall not be less than 29. 1.06 Quality Assurance A. Provide test reports from AAMA accredited laboratories certifying the performance as specified in 1.05. B. Test reports shall be accompanied by the curtain wall manufacturers letter of certification stating that the tested curtain wall meets or exceeds the referenced criteria for the appropriate curtain wall type. 1.07 References 1.08 Submittals Onsert quantity of shop drawings required� A. Contractor shall submit( ) copies of all shop drawings to the architect for his approval. Drawings shall show scale elevations and sections. Full size sections shall be shown only when needed for clarity. Drawings shall show construction of all parts of the work, including metal and glass thickness, methods of joining, details of all field connections and anchorage, fastening and sealing methods, metal finishes, and all pertinent information. Relationship to other work should be clearly indicated. No work shall be fabricated until shop drawings for that work have been finally approved for fabrication. B. Contractor shall submit finish samples, test reports, and warranties. 1. Samples of materials as may be requested without cost to owner, i.e., metal, glass, fasteners, anchors, frame sections, mullion section, corner section, etc. 1.09 Delivery, Storage, and Handling 1.10 Warranties A. Total Curtain Wall System 1. The responsible contractor shall assume full responsibility and warrant for one year the satisfactory performance of the total curtain wall installation. This includes the glass (including insulated units), glazing, anchorage and setting system, sealing, flashing, etc., as it relates to air, water, structural adequacy, the specifications, and approved shop drawings. 2. Any deficiencies due to such elements not meeting the specifications shall be corrected by the responsible contractor at his expense during the warranty period. 3. The structural silicone gasket shall have a minimum 10 year manufacturer limited warranty on the compound and color retention. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 Materials A. Aluminum 1. Extruded aluminum shall be 6063-T6 alloy and temper. B. Glass 1. Insulated glass shall be 1" consisting of exterior, air spacer, and interior. OR 1. Glass shall be 1/4" monolithic. C. Dissimilar Metals 1. All dissimilar metals must be property insulated to prevent galvanic action. D. Fasteners 1. All exposed fasteners shall be aluminum, stainless steel, or zinc plated steel. E. Anchors 1. Perimeter and floor line anchors shall be aluminum or steel. All steel anchors shall be properly insulated from the aluminum. F. Structural Gaskets 1. All structural gaskets shall be silicone and specifically formulated for the Series 5800 Silicone Gasket Curtain Wall. 2. Color to be selected from manufacturer's standard colors. 3. Gasket shall be factory fabricated continuous with extruded lineals, injection molded into comers. 4. Gaskets shall have design and formulation characteristics to allow gasket to be removed and reinstalled, facilitating reglazing. 2.02 Fabrication A. General 1. All aluminum vertical and horizontal extrusions shall have a minimum wall thickness of.118". B. Frame 1. Frame components shall be mechanically fastened by direct attachment of horizontals to verticals with concealed fasteners or by means of extruded aluminum shear blocks. 2. Curtain wall system is able to accommodate separate interior and exterior finishes and colors. C. Glazing 1. Outside glazed curtain wall system shall be dry glazed with exterior structural silicone gaskets and interior silicone preset gaskets. D. Finish Isee separate finish specification for more details. 1. Anodic a. Finish all exposed areas of aluminum windows and components with electrolytically deposited color in accordance with Aluminum Association Designation AA-( Exterior color shall be ( ) and interior color shall be ( Available colors are clear, champagne, light bronze, medium bronze, dark bronze, and black. AA Designation Description Arch. Class AAMA Guide Spec. AA-M 1 O-C22-A41 or A31 Clear Anodized I or 11 611-98 AA-M 1 O-C22-A44 or A34 Color Anodized I or 11 611-98 OR 1. Organic a. Finish all exposed areas of aluminum windows and components with Exterior color shall be ( ) and interior color shall be ( High performance 70% PVDF fluoropolymer Ultrapon', 50% PVDF fluoropolymer Ultraflur', and fluoropolymer and acrylic blend Ultracryl finishes are available in standard colors. Reference the EFCO color brochure for assistance in color and resin selection. Custom colors are available upon request. AA Description Description AAMA Guide Spec. AA-M12-C42-R1X 70% PVDF Ultrapon' 2605-98 AA-M12-C42-R1X 50% PVDF Ultraflur' 2604-98 AA-M12-C42-RlX U tracryC 2603-98 PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 Inspection A. Job Conditions 1. All openings shall be prepared by others to the proper size and shall be plumb, level, and in the proper location and alignment as shown on the architect's drawings. 3.02 Installation A. Use only skilled tradesmen with work done in accordance with approved shop drawings and established specifications. Erect all curtain wall components to all building bench marks and column center lines. B. Plumb and align curtain wall faces in a single plane for each wall plane and erect curtain wall materials square and true. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, building movement, and specified wind loads. C. Furnish and apply sealants to provide a weather tight installation at all joints and intersections and at opening perimeters. Wipe off excess material, leave all exposed surfaces and joints clean and smooth. 3.03 Anchorage A. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, specified building movement, and specified wind loads. 3.04 Field Testing A. Test in accordance with AAMA 503. 3.05 Protection and Cleaning A. The general contractor shall protect the aluminum, gasket materials, and finish against damage from construction activities and harmful substances. The general contractor shall remove any protective coatings as directed by the architect, and shall clean the aluminum and gasket surfaces as recommended for the type of finish applied, following manufacturer's cleaning guidelines. E-Wall is a trademark of EFCO Corporation.EFCO is a registered trademark of EFCO Corporation.Ultrapon,Ultraflur,and Uftracryl are trademarks of EFCO Corporation- 9/22/2004 Page I of I rrrrrr fvrr http://www.efcocorp.com/web.nsf/ProjectListingByNum/04 13/$FILE/Main.jpg 11/29/2004 Highlands M Medical Center Overland Park, Kansas — Architect: HMN Architects, Inc. t In 51 . HMN Architect�, Inc. provided full ( tit. Medical tenant suites utilize the re- five private Pre-Op rooms with space for arciitectural services for the High- mainder of the bidding. a sixth. In addition there is a seven bay lards III Medical Office Building and A primary concern in the buildingwas adult recovery area and one minor pro- Soith Kansas City Surgical Cen:er lo- t:)segregate the s urgical cer ter from the cedure room with space for a second cated atNall and 1,4---5 in Overland Park, r�st of the tenants while allcwing for un- Central Sterile Department;Medication,' Kansas. This medical office bLilding is constrained primary building circulation. Work Room;Staff Spaces; Public Wait- part of C-ie Highlands Corporate C=- The design minimizes circulation and ing Room; Consultation Room and pus.The first floor houses an arr bL latory maximiz2s the potential tenant develop- Business Office. surgical center, South Kansas City Sur- ment. The Surgical Center offers the follow- gic�.l Center, which HMN provided full TheSouth Kansas City Surgical Cen. ing services:Orthopedic Surgery;Plastic arch tectural services for the tenant build t-r includes four operating rooms with Surgery; Eyes, Ears, and Throat (ENT): Pediatrics; General Vascular; and Eye Surgery. The developer,The Winbury Groups t desired to have the building complement the two other buildings on site while pro- viding some individuality of design an6 detail. This desire lead HMN to the fi- nal design utilizing building materials from the previous structures. DIV 04: Brick.,Glen-Gery, DIV 07: Metal:Berridge Manufacturing. DIV 08: Entrances&Storefronts, Windows: EFCO Corporatiom DIV 09: Ceramic Tile:Crossville Ceramics Carpet. Shaw VCT:Armstrong, Armstrong M;ditech' WaflBase: Roppe;Paint. Sherwin Williams. V1111:11111 Zk*1111%0 TorM"s , Entrances&Storefronts, Windows: EFCO Corporation See advertisement on page 5. D�dgn Cost DalalJuly-&g 2003 3�� Page I of I 6001 VERT S400 MI 5700 D.L.0. 1 3/4" D.L.O. FRAME WIDTH ROUGH OPENING http://www.efcocorp.com/public/eann/image.asp?file=CTD—web/SFdetail/S400/screwspl... 11/29/2004 This CSI Short Form Guide Specification implements the CS] Manual of Practice principle of cross referencing Division I sections for administrative and procedural requirements affecting more than one section. Cross references are also made to other specification sections within the Project Manual for work directly affecting the work described in this section. This cross referencing procedure avoids duplication of information. Cross references must be edited to reference only those sections used in the Project Manual. Specifier— Edit the following, adding and deleting as 1 required for each project. SECTION 08400 ENTRANCES and STOREFRONTS System 400 Flush-Glazed Screw Spline Storefront PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 Work Included A. Furnish and install aluminum architectural storefront system complete with hardware and related components as shown on drawings and specified in this section. B. All storefront systems shall be EFCO�' System 400 Flush-Glazed Screw Spline Storefront. Other manufacturers requesting approval to bid their product as an equal must submit the following information fifteen days prior to close of bidding. 1. A sample storefront system (size and configuration) as per requirements of architect. 2. Test reports documenting compliance with requirements of Section 1.05. C. Glass 1. Reference Section 08800 for Glass and Glazing. D. Single Source Requirement 1. All products listed in Section 1.02 shall be by the same manufacturer. List work and materials related to this section but specified in other sections. EFCO recommends that one manufacturer furnish all applicable Division 8 products to ensure consistent product quality and compatibility. 1.02 Related Work A. Section 08400 - Balanced Door Assemblies B. Section 08520 -Aluminum Windows C. Section 08520 - Glazed Patio Doors D. Section 08900 - Glazed Curtain Walls E� Section 08960 - Slope Glazing Systems F. Section 10200 - Extruded Aluminum Sun Shading Device 11.03 Items Furnished but Not Installed 1.04 Items Installed but Not Furnished 11.05 Testing and Performance Requirements A. Provision for Thermal Movements Architect to determine and specify maximum metal temperature range according to building codes, geographic conditions, or as a result of testing. AAMA recommends a minimum of 1800 IF as a maximum metal temperature range. 1. Storefront framing systems shall be desigred to provide for thermal movement of all component materials resulting from surface temperatu"es ranging from ( ) cegrees F to ) degrees F without causing buckling, stresses on glass, failure of joint seals, undue stress on structural elements, damaging loads or fasteners, reduction of performance, or other detrimental effects. Operating windows and doors shall function normally over this temperature range. B, Test Procedures and Performance 1, Air Infiltration Test a. Test unit in accordance with ASTM E 283 at a static air pressure difference of 1.56 psf. b. Air infiltration shall not exceed .06 cfm per square foot of fixed wall area. 2. Water Resistance Test a. Test unit in accordance with ASTM E 331. b. There shall be no uncontrolled water leakage at a static test pressure of 10.0 psf. 3. Uniform Load Deflection Test a. Test in accordance with ASTM E 330. Architect to specify design wind pressure, both positive and negative required by the governing building code, as calculated from ANSI A58.11, or as determined by boundary layer wind tunnel testing. Use 15.0 psf as minimum. b. The system shall withstand ( ) psf positive and psf negative design wind pressure normal to the plane of the wall. c. Deflection under design load shall not exceed U175 of the clear span. 4. Uniform Load Structural Test a. Test in accordance with ASTM E 330 at a pressure 1.5 times the design wind pressure in 1.05.B.3.b. b. At conclusion of the test, there shall be no glass breakage, permanent damage to fasteners, storefront parts, or any other damage that would c3use the storefront to be defective. 1.06 Quality Assurance A. Provide test reports from AAMA accredited laboratories certifying the performance as specified in 1.05. B. Test reports shall be accompanied by the storefront manufacturer's letter of certification stating that the tested storefront meets or exceeds the referenced cdteda for the appropriate storefront type. 1.07 References 1.08 Submittals Ilrisert quantity of shop drawings required. A. Contractor shall submit( ) copies of all shop drawings to the architect for his approval. Drawings shall show scale elevations and sections. Full size sections shall be shown only when needed for clarity. Drawings shall show construction of all parts of the work, including metal and glass thickness, methods of joining, details of all field connections and anchorage, fastening and sealing methods, metal finishes and all pertinent information. Relationship to other work should be clearly indicated. No work shall be fabricated until shop drawings for that work have been finally approved for fabrication. B. Contractor shall submit finish samples, test reports, and warranties. 1. Samples of materials as may be requested without cost to owner, i.e., metal, glass, fasteners, anchors, frame sections, mullion section, corner section, etc. 1.09 Delivery, Storage and Handling 1.10 Warranties A. Total Storefront System 1. The responsible contractor shall assume full responsibility and warrant for one year the satisfactory performance of the total storefront installation. This includes the framing, glass (including insulated units), glazing, anchorage and setting system, sealing, flashing, etc., as it relates to air, water, and structural adequacy as called for in the specifications and approved shop drawings. 2. Any deficiencies due to such elements not meeting the specifications shall be corrected by the responsible contractor at his expense during the warranty period. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 Materials A. Aluminum 1. Extruded aluminum shall be 6063-T5 or T6 alloy and temper. B. Glass IFollow local building codes regardinitem�ered �Iass. 1. Glass shall be 3/16", 1/4", or 3/8" monolithic. C. Dissimilar Metals 1. All dissimilar metals must be properly insulated to prevent galvanic action. D. Fasteners 1. All exposed fasteners shall be aluminum or stainless steel. 2.02 Fabrication A. General 1. All aluminum frame extrusions shall have a minimum wall thickness of .080". 2. All exposed work shall be carefully matched to produce continuity of line and design with all joints. System design shall be such that raw edges will not be visible at joints. B. Frame 1. Depth of frame shall not be less than 4". 2. Face dimension shall not be less than 1 3/4". 3. Frame components shall be screw spline construction. C. Glazing 1. All units shall be"dry glazed"with EPDM gasket an both exterior and interior. C. Finish �ee separate finish specification for�more clet�afls- 1. Anodic a. Finish all exposed areas of aluminum storefront and components with electrolytically deposited color in accordance with Aluminum Association Designation AA� Color shall be ( Available colors are clear, champagne, light bronze, medium bronze, dark bronze, and black. AA Designation Description Arch. Class AAMA Guide Spec. AA-M 1 O-C22-A41 or A31 Clear Anodized I or 11 611-98 AA-M 1 O-C22-A44 or A34 Color Anodized I or 11 611-98 OR 1. Organic a. Finish all exposed areas of aluminum storefront and components with Color shall be High performance 70% PVDF fluoropolymer Ultrapon', 50% PVDF fluoropolymer Ultraflur-, and fluoropolymer and acrylic blend Ultracryl' finishes are available in standard colors. Reference the EFCO color brochure for assistance in color and resin selection. Custom colors are available upon request. AA Description Description AAMA Guide Spec. AA-M12-C42-R1X 70% PVDF Ultrapon- 2605-98 AA-M12-C42-R1X 50% PVDF Ultraflur- 2604-98 AA-M12-C42-R1X Ultracryl- 2603-98 PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 Inspection A. Job Conditions 1. Verify that openings are dimensionally within allowable tolerances, plumb, level, clean, provide a solid anchoring surface, and are in accordance with approved shop drawings. 3.02 Installation A Use only skilled tradesmen with work done in accordance with approved shop drawings and specifications. B. Storefront system shall be erected plumb, true and in proper alignment and relation to established lines and grades. C. Entrance doors shall be securely anchored in place to a straight, plumb, and level condition without distortion. Weather stripping contact and hardware movement shall be checked and final adjustment made for proper operation and performance of units. D. Furnish and apply sealing materials to provide a weather fight installation at all joints and intersections and at opening perimeters. E. Sealing materials specified shall be used in strict accordance with the manufacturer's printed instructions, and shall be applied only by mechanics specially trained or experienced in their use. All surfaces must be clean and free of foreign matter before applying sealing materials. Sealing compounds shall be tooled to fill the joint and provide a smooth finished surface. 3.03 Field Testing loptional at discretion of specifier. A. Test in accordance with AAMA 501.2 for spray test only or AAMA 503.92 for pressurized test. 3.04 Anchorage A. Adequately anchor to maintain positions permanently when subjected to normal thermal movement, specified building movement, and specified wind loads. 3.05 Protection and Cleaning A. The general contractor shall protect the aluminum materials and finish against damage from construction activities and harmful substances. The general contractor shall remove any protective coatings as directed by the architect, and shall clean the aluminum surfaces as recommended for the type of finish applied. 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Grade Type of translucency(type of structure) Invisible range Thickness; Specifications MFX-1515 Front translucent(single) -15.-+15. .2mrn MPY-25!5 Uniangte-range translucent(single) +25--+55- .2mm, Roll width:1,250 mm(48") MFZ-25i5 Biangle-range translucent(double) ±25--±55- Arrun Roll length:15m(50) Examples of the invisible ranges of Lumis The figures below illustrate a horizontal use of Lumisty shown from an overhead view P.M W-1 1AW 48" OR The figures below illustrate�annples of a vertical use of Lumisty. 48" *SWd,d a,,a, H son IM AD K 0 ISO 9301: 2000 Cc,t,f,,,i 64 Id.&W Pkwy,W.b.,MA 01801 (80D)225-1926-(781)935-7850-F.(791)935.6MI )anuarY 2002 VOI 52 1 Num 1 Nh v�- kh 11 WW 2002 Forecastissue Industry Leaders Take a Look Ahead N-1 Self-Cleaning Glass: Products and Plans Glass Adds Pizzazz in the New Guggenheim Plus, Industry Statistics, Products, and Read about Frank Gehry's magnificent Glazier Bulletin "Art of the Motorcycle" exhibit at the Guggenheim Museum in Las Vegas, featuring LUMISTT�', Sight Control Film from Madico. For more information on LUMISTY film and Madico's full line of film-to-glass products please contact: Madico Inc. AM45 Industrial Pkwy. v Woburn, MA 01888 Tel: 800-225-1926 1 Fax: 781-935-6E Contact: Jay Frolick e ail: jfrolick@?madico.com The Official. Magazine of NGA, GANA,, IGMA & PGMC Where art meets 9 t Glass a key design element in Frank Gehry's The Art of the Motorcycle exhibit at the Guggenheim Las Vegas By Jenni Fo-.hrock rchite-t Frank Gehry, creator of Sea-.tic7s Experi- gives them their shimmering, reflective appear- ence Music Project budding, once ,�gain pushes ance, explains Joe Green, president of Glaspro, the Um.ts of architectural de3ign in ais new The Inc., the Santa Fe Springs,Calif., based company Art of the Motorcycle md-xibit,using glass as both 2 which fabricated the panels. struct-iral md decorative component to create an Covering 800 square feet, die glass panels are innov--tive backdrop against which motorcycles of suspended by a point-fixed glazing system,giving every tra are displayed. the wall a dean,seamless appearance.To help cre- Set in Fxm Koolhaas's Guggenheim Las Vegas ate die sc-analess look, each panel was fabricated museum in the citys Venetian hotel, die exhibit without-he usual offset,and as a result appears to occupies a single room measuring 210 feet long, be a single piece of glass, a characteristic that was 160 fi:�.wide,and 70 feet high.Within the space, particularly important to the architect, Green Gehry has created two Iciels, each of which fea- points out. tures unicue glass applications. Standing on the ground floor looking up, the Walkng up the stairs to the second floor of die outlines of those on the second level mill around, exhibi:ior, one is flanked on the left by a wall of their shadows cast against the custom-fabricated translucent glass panels th2.t reflect the bright glass floor. Made of four layers of 1/2-inch thick green color of the floor and the opposite wall's Starphirt ultra-clear low-iron glass,the tempered, stainless s-eel overlay.Mace oF3/8-inch tempered, laminated,silkscreened, polished glass floor pan- laminated &lass, the panels feature DuPont's new els cover 2,200 square feet and are juxtaposed 80 pc:cent translucent white interlayer, which against additional concrete flooring. Over 100 panels measuring 4 by 5 feet in size were used to create the floor; each panel is silicone hurt- jointed to create a seamless look from above. Incorporating DuPonE's 80 percent translucent white inter- layer, die glass floor panels are a fight gray,which not only com- plements the chrome of the Surrounded by motorcycle exhibits and free-form shapes of stainless steel over- lay,the glass jewel box has a translucent appearance on the exterior.From the inte- r or,t a g ass walls appear both opaque and transparent due to a sight control film that is applied to the interior surface of the panels. R�,.-inted Firom GLqss Mapdneo 0 Natioml 4�Zau AuOdWion,janwg 2002. To Subscribr to 6LwMagidne4,viiit eu�wb site at�.gLw.erg. I motorcycles on display, but also the concrete flooring which it butts up against. 'Architects are very specific about color�" explains Philip Vour- voulis,creative director at Glaspro,which also fab- ricated the glass flooring, "The process involved several incarnations of the glass," he reports, adding that "there was a lot of back and forth between the company and the architect to adiieve IFS the right appearance." Even more specific is the dot pattern on each glass floor panel, which was custom-designed for the project.A silkscreened custom cerarnic frit,die' dot pattern is barely no ticeablc to the average museum visitor,yet performs;an important fimc- tion, reports Vourvoulis. "It is a natural reaction for people to feel nervous when walking on a glass floor,"he explains."Structurally,you think of glass as being a very fi-agile entity,but ies not."To con- vey this, the small dot pattern was applied to die glass, adding to the translucent, rather thin clear, The centerpiece of the exhibit's second level is a glass jewel box standing 40 by 50 feet tall in which motorcycles are perched on a ribbon of stainless steel overlay.The three- sided glass box is made of 318-inch tempered glass panels measuring 5 by 6 feet in size. New Versatility for Design 'Af c'iitecls I ove i i inni interest in ti is t ow,and different rx oducts ithat are is,it Ihere,�' Says Glaspro's Philip Volt ii voulis, w�I v"Orked d I Gel FY's offik-"O, a-,the G jgg,�nl le�n 1 Las Veass plojtct, i re"e-li:Y F�-J�1�il I article in vA iicl 11;io author staicni tr i,it In tl iie next 10 years there will be complese glass s1ructi ires wt c-ro they're,uatti,ill v using g!,is-assti t ictural cot iponents,and elements such as glass beDnIS, COIUMnS, 'rid Walls Of course, If iis c cot fingent 011 If 1C fact that sonle-lbody steles torwai d to ei igineer the strUCtUrnI capacity of glas, to Nis I,I pu��,Jble, But not 111:it ong ago, the t ioLoT i of using g�a,.., for a floor was consid..-Ired ludis�ou, allow I' In the pact six n-,cnths,hovic.vOr, Glaspro's Joe Green repons the con-panv has nsta'lt�nl fWjF'_-glass loo it has in tM pa�t 10years. 'Glass is,being perceived as strong and safe onough foruse in t�,pes of aIjpI;cnL,.-)ns,' he points Out. Point-fixed glasin D, SUCh as 11 iat used in the staiicasc wall, is also Lecor-ning increasii igly popular amorig archi- L,,cts,the t,voreport Commonly used in Europe. pont-fixed glazing is makinn its way overto the United St3t.�;s� sa/s VOUFVOU1iS. 'There's SOMGt.Ting heavy and cumbersome about framowork that interrupts the -surface of a struciwc," he explains, "Pont-f xed gla7ing, where the framing is 1)cihind the Structure's surface, gives the appearance of being a continuous pania of glass,wl icli is appealing to archit,�cts. It also allows more light to flow into the interior space," Its adds. appearance. "It's a stagger dot matrix, walls appear to morph with each dot measuring 1.3 mm in from opaque to trans- diameter. And although it's a pretty parent, allowing the inconspicuous dot pattern, it creates a motorcycle exhibit on certain level of translucency that provides the other side to emerge a sense of stability.It also provides a non- from behind the glass. skid surface,"he points out. To create this unique Because of its translucency, the glass effect, Lumisty sight floor allows the vibrantly painted walls of control film was applied the level below to shine through its sur- to the ihterior surface of face. Special lighting underneath the the jewel box panels glass panels adds to the effect, enabling (which also serve as a visitors to see the first floor of the exhibit projection screen on through a haze of color. which brightly colored Lumisty sight control film was applied to the interior surface of the images of motorcycles jewel box panels,creating an opaque to transparent appearance. The Crowning Jewel and movie dips appear). Arriving on the second level,ones eyes are Heinarnan Contract Glazing of Lake of commitment on behalf of Glaspro and immediately drawn to a glass"jewel box" Forest, Calif,was the glazing contractor Heinaman,"he recalls. standing 40 by 50 feet tall, in which for the project,to which Green attributes As Gehrys exhibit illustrates, glass motorcycles are perched on a ribbon of much of its success. "The schedule was applications are limited virtually only by stainless steel overlay.The three-sided one of the most challenging aspects of the imagiriation of the architect. "Glass glass box is made of 3/8-inch tempered this job," he reports. "Vegas had a very gives architects a greater palette for cre- glass panels measuring 5 by 6 feet in size, specific date for the opening of the ativitr, it gives them a unique twist to fabricated by Glaspro. Looking through exhibit, and we were making design their projects," explains Vourvoulis. the glass walls to the interior of the box, changes up until the last minute. It "And there's no question about it,every- the structure has a translucent appear- involved lots of overtime and a high level body wants to hear about it. 13" ance.From the interior,however,the glass The Art of the Motorcycle Site:Gul i . -_V,m'),1 �i� -i'll 1��i 11 tns V��'yl, Architect:RaO,Gn,kry Staircase wall:1'3-mch IjrnpjuO iminalod J L�nrring Ddpci�'o 60 Pu"'ant lrll�-,Iu�nt Mfito in!�,,rl:iye[�G1�11-ls Y.jH pair�Is trIncited hy Uj��Iio,Inc,.of S,�i�!�Fc Sprin,)",C",if Glass floor:Fui.X vl,,fz o'l/2 in,-.[ thn-k St-rrpl�n,ul'.ra-cl,i,ie, ror 0m3nijf,,-,- tuf�d by PPG ridii5in.-,I o) T i�, turcs Umoiit s EO p��,,�rt inlorliyu and 2 S11�131[00�N CL1,1CF11 c�ranl- frit fitaggc�dot rnl-�rjx I mf fihnan'd b;Glirspru fic Jewel Box:3,8 �i.h tcinperud pan,d�,. 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Paint Color Samples Paint Paint Name Architectural Sample of Manufacturer Element Paint --to be Painted Benjamin Moore; Georgian New Wood Doors Brick HC-50 Benjamin Moore; Pittsfield Buff New Break Metal HC-24 Panel Below Storefront Windows Benjamin Moore; Navajo White All New Window Ready Mixed and Door Trim 209 SR3-7.aXlE300 S4RA.MASSACRJWM01970 PHONE978.744.7379 FAX978,741 0240 �.Vr_Archftect&com 8 rb % 3 ZIP, 0i 4e -d HEET UP it IHI UP---- it I I DIN I u I LIT C: z Z-o"o- r-------I DN it N= rs 1; L------ DIN Ili I it DN LJ r------- it LAJ Wit j Ljj 71 Y 2 N I ------DIN n -j L--------- LLJ IL--------------- ---------- u L-Li -------------- UP LLJ it PLJ: It H L It r--- it I r- 11 Irr- 0 ------ U :it L-jI it ------------ I it it It It 0 UP UP ESSEX STREET Proposed Demolition Plan Scale: 1/8" 1 '-0" UP 2 8 296 C! .6 E a) Essex a, 0 ON .C- Ln Street e __j 3) __j FF N RAMP UP < Secondary New Entrance stmile Exterio DN Door A2 0 1 Art Room/ st�age Mop DIN Climbing Wall Party Room Close Lj Ljj INFANT/TODDLER DIN Existing Sidewalk and Curbing to Remain. -j I * I I I I < Ll 117-11 F-1- J P Li z ++ u P STREET I PRESCHOOL #1 U1 ESSEX Public Arts/Cr a I r!CS Housing or Sci.ence Entry Kitc L3 W CHILDREN'S MUSEUM/ Reception Desk New Window SCHOOL AGED ir I & Accessible CHILDCARE Entrance PRESCHOOL #2 — — — — — — 0 New Main 3 ffice -U F-2 Entrance New New New Lobby Entrance F-2 New Exterior New U 11 Window Door Window Dis la r,rn __j "F n j0esk �Iew is la C) C Window UP UP ESSEX STREE T In S I.te Plan Proposed Renovation Floor Plian W Scale: I" = 20'-0" "It�1 Scale: 1/811 = V-011 z YMCA Renovation - Final Design YMCA Childcare Renovation November 29, 2004 Essex Street, Salem , Massachusetts -U-U-U-T U U Li U 1i U U Li U U U 0 U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U �u U U U U U U U I.P 1� r7-- E. f ew fixed cloth owning T10MMMMMuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuwuw 7� luuuuuuuu!uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuRPL---=-- w .41 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUULuuuUL ith 6" vertical flop by Astrup. Proposed signage location. X efer to signage board. Ilk I k exis ing s one an in roposed location for new metal Blade Sign wl ornamen a anging rac e a i en y he new Children's Museum at the YMCA. New slightly recessed painted woo door with insulated glass inset. Refer to drawing 5/F-3. Main entrance to xis ing arched window to be restored. i care wi e on ewa ree . broken glass panes with new clear 00 . ass. Replace mullions as required, ----------/— strip and refinish existing. 7 7--New accessible entrance. New interior blinds to be installed. uring Blinds will only be pulled d PreSchool nap time. Typ. isting railing to be modified. LIL JL A JL JL JL JL JL 1:�,);it ;OIC111i, 77-7 X . .. ......- I. , :.1- I,* , . .�:,".. ; Original glass fan light with painted wood mullions '77= and carved stone froming to be restored. :7= ............... ki�-.;; %t�s. r------r— f -7� IL M 111-1.7 77r--= A Not In Contract /2 .4 —7 1 �1+ V.6", Painted break metal trim. Original storefront mullions M3 ;:AA V --- 4" -/H" * .11 appeared to be thin. Refer to historic photographs. I -------- I L L r------7- The intention is for this window to maintain a storefront --r-------T-- DICARE] M look, even though the upper windows are residential style. z C: Xe.I �4 wl xisting granite base. r IF FUIIILUU break metal panel similar to existing. Top :V. � Align Typ.] L 4 to align with existing granite base. New clear Low E glass with I" aluminum mullion New clear Low E glass with 1" aluminum mullion L-New clear Low E glass with 1" aluminum mullion F-3 < storefront system. Proposed system — Raco storefront system. Proposed system — Raco storefront system. Proposed system — Raco "Slightline" "Slightline" or equivalent. Refer to drawing 4/F-3. or equivalent. Refer to drawing 4/F-3. or equivalent. Refer to drawing 4/F-3. Proposed Elevation at Essex Street Facade Scale: 1 4 1 —0 El z En Ilk New clear Low E glass with thin aluminum mullion U storefront system. Proposed system — Raco "Slightline" W or equivalent. 1" exterior profile. Sim. New slightly recessed pointed wood door with insulated glass inset. I New clear Low E glass with thin aluminum mullion Main entrance to Childcare will be on Sewall Street. Scale is similar to original door. storefront system. Proposed system — Raco "Slightline" Brass hardware. Typ. v or equivalent. 1" exterior profile. Refer to drawing 4/Final 3. Im by Decolite. Typ. El New vinyl frosting film by Decolite. Typ. lew vinyl frosting fi —X, —Painted break metal trim. 3n:9 S Al� Existing romp to be modified. New accessible entrance. �111A E Existing railing to be modified. W W )SIM. ��2 Front Elevation of Window with Existing Romp r—T-� Side Elevation of Window with Existing Romp Scale: 1/4" = V-0" Scale: 1/4" V-0" W z Proposed Storefront Windows Final Design YMCA Childcare Renovation LM November 29, 2004 Essex Street, Salem , Massachusetts A MIAMIIt Y� ftf, J, r Photo Collage of Sewall—Street Facade Scale: None L L 977777777 z 7� Existing sand stone banding. Existing sand stone banding. 7, 7—Existing sand stone banding. Existing sand stone banding. 7 �iriginal glass fan light with painted wood mullions -New pointed metal grate fresh air louvers for HVAC. arched window opening with painted wood mullions and carved stone framing to be restored. ----Original glass fan light with pointed wood mullions and carved stone framing to be restored. and carved stone framing to be restored. —New slightly recessed painted wood door with insulated glass inset. New slightly recessed pointed wood double door Refer to drawing 5/F-3. Second means of New fixed cloth owning by Astrup. New painted wood trim to match existing with insulated glass inset. Refer to drawing 5/F-3. egress from Childcare. Bross hardware (typ.). adjacent stone banding and return. Main entrance to Childcare. Bross hardware (typ.). < Li . ..... _7-------- 7 //// "4- I s ore ran sys em. ropose sys em - oco ulated glass with 1" aluminum ------New clear insulated glass with thin aluminum mullion New clear ins < or equivalent. --T------T- mullion storefront system, Proposed system storefront system. Proposed system - Raco "Slightline" with flat face to mount awming. 71 7 by Raco "Slightline" or equivalent. or equivalent. 1" exterior profile. New clear Low E glass with thin aluminum mullion Recessed solid wood door with insulated glass inset. b LO vinyl frosting film by Decolite. Tyip. New vinyl frosting film by Decolite. Typ. storefront system. Proposed system Raco "Slightline" I ew 7F[6 -111 -r- 3'-10" or equivalent. 1" exterior profile. 6 FIF Ill ' I --T-------7- .1 1-0 11 __T-------r__ L . ..... Existing granite base. —Painted break metal panel similar to existing. Top to align with existing granite base. �_Existing granite base. xisting granite base. Existing granite base. Pointed break metal panel similar to existing. Top W Pointed break metal panel for Painted break metal panel for to align with existing granite base. W \___�durobility and maintainence. Top durability and maintainence. Top to align ith existing granite base. to align with existing granite base. < < < Sim. �2 Elevation of Main Entry to Childccre Elevation of Secondary Entry to Childcare �4 Section Through Window //,-�5 Section Through Recessed Doorway U) Scale: 1/4" = V-0" Scale: 1/4" = V-0" Scale: 1/4" = V-0" F-3 Scale: 1/4" 1 t—off M W z Proposed Storefront Windows - Final Design YMCA Childcare Renovation November 29, 2004 Sewall Street, Salem , Massachusetts