Pacific Team For tomorrow may rain so Ill
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Pacific Team For tomorrow may rain, so I’ll follow the sun.
Structural Engineers Ajaya Malla Jeremy Tillman UW Madison Stanford Katie Walker Stanford Owner Erik Kneer A E TCe a m Pacific Architect Joannie Rios UPR Construction Managers Magnus Hellsten KTH 2006 Josh Odelson Stanford
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Team Vision A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
O Team Process Owner Engineers Architects Construction Managers C Solution A A E TCe a m Pacific E 2006
Site Information N Project Details: • University Building • Use: - Engineering School for Innovative Design • Location: - San Francisco State University • Construction in 2015 • $6. 5 million Donation A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Site Location N NN NEXT TO LAKE MERCED A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Site Climate Information Mild Local Climate Average Temp: - Mid- 40 deg Precipitation: - 23 in rain/year A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N Site Conditions • 18 degree Slope Hazards: • Earthquakes – Zone 4 ~ 1 -2 miles away from San Andreas Fault • Landslides • Liquefaction SITE SLOPE ke La D. LV 2006 d. B rce A E TCe a m Pacific Me MAP OF LIQUIFACTION & LANDSLIDE POTENITIAL
Site Master Plan N • Reflection Pond • Bridge Building Entrance • Running/walking path to Lake - Platforms - Ramps - Stairs • Swale A E TCe a m Pacific • Natural Vegetation 2006
Innovative Financing University Foundation • $6. 5 million to use • Meet current needs Build Parking Garage • Alleviates university parking problems • Parking fees back Revenue Bonds • Return rate of 6% $8, 415, 000 A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Schedule Site Foundation Interior Framing Roof MEP/ Interior Finishes A E TCe a m Pacific Labs Finished April 30, 2016 Project Finish July 12, 2016 2006
N Site Access Street improvement for South access Re-route runningpath SITE BUS STOPS A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Site Layout N Material Storage Site offices Security Water/Electricity WC Parking Waste container Equipment Recyle area Workshop Wheel wash A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Slope Stability Solutions Control: SWALE CROSS-SECTION GABIONS A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 1. Ground water pressure - Horizontal Drains 2. Storm-water runoff - Swales 3. Slope erosion - Re-vegetation - Gabions
N 19’-2” Foundation 19’-2” 19’-4” 58’-0” 19’-4” REQUIRES: 1. Higher Building Design Forces 1. Second Basement - Larger Structural Members 2. Flexible Utility Connections 19’-4” - 19’-4” 19’-2” Ductile Connections A E TCe a m Pacific 1. Base Isolation 2. Foundation On-Grade 19’-2” 17 Base Isolators Options: 2006 Trade Off Analysis: Base Isolation Design Requirements Cost of Structure = $2, 155, 000 Foundation On-Grade Design Requirements Cost of Structure = $1, 575, 000 SAVE $580, 000
Foundation Solution Design: • 12” Diameter Bored 4 in 12 in ~ 40 ft A E TCe a m Pile Comparison: • Bored - Cost = $9100/pile • Driven - Cost = $6300/pile PILE CAP DETAIL Pacific Pile • Concrete Grade Beams • 4” Concrete Slab On. Grade • Display Graphic for pile design 2006
N Basement Floor Instructional Lab Computer Lab Seminar Rooms Auditorium 116’-0” Restroom Storage Balcony 116’-0” A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N 19’-4” 19’-2” - Retaining Walls 19’-4” • Lateral System: - Beam: W 12 x 120 Shear Wall - Concrete - 12” wide Shear Wall Core - Concrete - 12” wide 19’-2” A E TCe a m Pacific and Beams Moment Frame - Column: HSS 16 x 16 19’-4” • Gravity System: • MEP Room - Steel Columns 19’-4” 19’-2” Basement 2006
N First Floor Small Classrooms Large Classrooms Administration 125’-0” Storage Restrooms 125’-0” A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N 19’-4” 19’-2” A E TCe a m Pacific 19’-2” 2006 Wall Truss: 19’-4” • Span Auditorium • Transfer Load 19’-4” 19’-2” First Floor • Architectural requirement
Wall Truss - Connection 12’-6” Connection Detail: 58’-0” 19’-2” A E TCe a m Pacific • Gusset Plate • Pin Connection 2006
Wall Truss: Load Path 58’-0” A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N Second Floor Student offices Faculty Lounge Restrooms 128’-0” A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N 13’-6 19’-4” 19’-2” Second Floor 19’-4” 19’-2” 13’-6 A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 Special Features: 1. Link Bridge 2. Lateral System 3. Core-wall Interface
Moment Frame Connection Full Penetration Weld Shear Tab Bolt A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 Moment Frame • Double Moment Connection • Biaxial Bending • Use of HSS square tubular section • Pre-North Ridge approved connection
Second Floor Link Bridge: A E TCe a m Pacific • Provides Diaphragm Action • Transfers Lateral Load to Shear Core • Shear Tab Connection to Girder 2006
Lateral System Load Path N Moment Frame Link Bridge Shear Wall Core Load Transfer Girder A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Roof N Corrugated Metal Glass Solar Panels 128’-0” A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 Louvers
Building Section Interior Spaces Open Space 128’-0” Outside Space A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
HVAC - Evolution MECHANICAL SYSTEM HYBRID SYSTEM A E TCe a m Pacific Supply 2006 Return
Roof Evolution A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Roof Evolution A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Roof Structural Evolution 30 ft 58 ft A E TCe a m Pacific Efficient Load Path Shallow Depth 2006
Roof Structural Evolution ARCH TRUSS (WITH COLUMNS) ELLIPTICAL ROOF (END TRUSS) ELLIPTICAL TRUSS (VARIABLE DEPTH) A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Trade Off Analysis Arch Beam (Option-1) Curved Truss (Option-2) Comparison Architecture Shallow structure Column free space Smaller section Open space highly desired (Option-2) Structure Efficient Lateral load resisting mechanism Deep truss required for stiffness Arch is more efficient Costing Weight – 20 kip/Truss More bending More handling Weight – 21. 5 kip/Truss More welding Negligible difference A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
N Final Structural Design Key Structure TOP CHORD (8. 625 x 0. 5 HSS) BOTTOM CHORD (8. 625 x 0. 375 HSS) DIAGONALS (7. 5 x 0. 375 HSS) GIRDER (W 6 x 9 @ 6 ft c/c) 3 ft 5. 5 ft Material Specification Hollow Sections ASTM A 500 27 ft Rolled open section ASTM 529 (Gr 50 Steel) 58 ft A E TCe a m Pacific Bolts & Fasteners ASTM A 490 2006
Load Carrying Mechanism 97 ft Gravity Load (Dead / Live) 30 ft 58 ft D DL – 2. 2 in. (L/331) Dead Load – 35 psf Live Load - 20 psf A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 D LL – 0. 97 in. (L/725) ------------D (DL+LL)= 3. 1 in. (L/225)
Load Carrying Mechanism 97 ft Lateral Load (Seismic / Wind) 30 ft Wind – 20 psf Seismic – 20% DL 58 ft Lateral Drift (max) 1. 5 in ( H / 240) A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Transverse Direction Bracing Lateral Load: - 0. 5” Dia. Bracing rod. CONNECTION DETAIL 12. 5 k A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Roof Connections - Conceptual TRUSS BASE CONNECTION -CONNECTS TO WIDE FLANGE COLUMN -PIN-TYPE DETAIL 3 ft 5. 5 ft A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Truss Construction (temporary) PREFABRICATED C-CLAMP BOLTS SLOTTED ANGLE WELDED TO COLUMN End Truss with Temporary Supports A E TCe a m Pacific ADJUSTABLE COLUMN WITH ANGLED CUT 2006
Roof Construction TRUSS CHORD SPLICE (Detail Below) 0. 5” Round End Capping Plate 8. 625 x 0. 375” HSS Center. DETAIL Truss TRUSS CHORD – SPLICE Installation nd Floor 2 End Beam Truss with Completion Temporary Supports 3/8” Single “V” Butt. Weld A E TCe a m Pacific 2006
Roof Connections Diagonal Truss Connection 0. 5” thk capping plate 4” 8. 625 x 0. 5 HSS 0. 75” thk end plate Welded to HSS 8. 625 x 0. 375 HSS (Parallel Truss chord) 3 nos. ½ in. dia (A 490 bolts) A E TCe a m Pacific (Diagonal truss chord) 2006
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Cost Changes Cost Comparison • Superstructure + Increased Truss Steel • Exterior Closure – Changed from glass to corrugated metal $8, 630, 000 • Mechanical costs + Under-estimated cost Natural ventilation • Foundation – Overdesigned piles $8, 115, 000 • Overall building cost Lowered by $515, 000 2006 Finish July 12, 2016 A E TCe a m Pacific $
LEED - Sustainability • Rain water collection • PV Cells • Natural ventilation 29 Points LEED Certification A E TCe a m Pacific 2006 • Sustainable material • Sustainable construction
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