Architecture and Design. Architecture and design required to construct the building shell and site work are included as part of the Building Shell. Architecture and design required to construct tenant improvements are tenant improvement work. Permits and fees required to construct the building shell and site work are included as part of the Building Shell. Such fees include site development review fees, building shell and site work permit and plan check fees, water meter and water system development charges, sewer system development charges when based on meter size, storm water review fees, and traffic impact fees for office occupancy. These fees are payable to the City of Vancouver as part of the project permitting process. Power systems development fees, payable to Xxxxx Public Utilities for connection to the power utility system, are included as part of building shell and site work. Permits and fees required for tenant improvements and those based on the Tenant’s occupancy or use are tenant improvement work. Such fees include tenant improvement building permit and plan check fees, water system development charges when based on non-office occupancy, sewer system development charges when based on fixture units or tenant’s use, and traffic impact fees if assessed higher than office occupancy. All site improvements required for a complete and operable facility are included as part of the Building Shell. Site work includes utilities such as water, sanitary sewer, natural gas, power, phone system conduits and fiber/cable system conduits stubbed to the Premises and available for connection by Tenant. Site work also includes storm water collection, detention, and disposal; asphalt paving; concrete sidewalks; concrete patio slab; trash enclosure or screen; landscaping and landscape irrigation; and site lighting. Site lighting, average approximately 0.5 foot-candle at ground level, shall be provided using wall and/or pole mounted light fixtures. Modifications to site work to accommodate special tenant requirements are part of tenant improvement work. If approved by Landlord, this would include items such as exterior fencing; equipment pads; noise or special visual screening; installation of grease or oil interceptors or traps; and upgrading of electrical, storm sewer or sanitary sewer systems.
Architecture and Design. CalMHSA will architect and design the Microsoft Azure SQL Cloud environment using accepted best practices.
Architecture and Design. Architecture and Design leads programming and conceptual design efforts, manages feasibility studies and vision documents, leads interior design projects, and ensures aesthetic and sustainability standards are followed throughout the university. This office provides guidance to university customers, assists researchers in the development of grant proposals, maintains signage and wayfinding manual, and serves as stewards of the built environment for the university. This office is also charged with developing and enforcing standards of quality, functionality, efficiency, maintainability, and compliance in all statewide university construction and renovation projects. Staff conducts detailed reviews of all design and construction project documents, establish and maintain university design standards and guidelines, and advises all project stakeholders on technical and other design issues throughout the life of each project.
Architecture and Design. Maintain and update the University Wayfinding and Signage Manual • Develop and enforce the Design Standards Manual • Conduct detailed reviews of all design and construction project documents • Provide initial consultation and assessment of planning, design, and code related Project Request Forms • Act as stewards of the university’s historic properties • Provide interior design, including furniture and finish assistance • Administer accurate data tracking of all university space • Maintain and update all university drawings - current and archived • Provide data feeds and reports of all space data to various departments Details of these bulleted items follows: • Provide services associated with special projects such as planning and design information associated with negotiations with potential large-dollar donors, planning for P3 (public/private partnerships), planning and negotiations with developers, and unique or confidential deliberative projects with and on behalf of university senior leadership • Manage the university’s roster of prequalified architects, engineers, technical consultants so as to have consultants readily accessible to staff of Planning, Development, and Design and University Facilities • Administer procurement of architects and engineers via Request for Proposal process and administer procurement of developers via Request for Information process • Provide support and guidance to university constituents on projects and initiatives associated with the university’s healthcare partners by providing active participation and expertise in planning and facilities components of leases, licenses, and affiliation agreements • Provide services related to the maintenance and update of the on-line campus map as a resource for the entire university community. On-line campus maps are outward facing, assisting visitors and the public with wayfinding around campus, but GIS, the backbone of the mapping system, also forms a critical, enhanced platform on which a number of internal IP&O operations have built their services, including the emergency response and 911 system, as well as the centralized utilities database • Provide services relating to the implementation of plaques, monuments, and artwork in a manner consistent with university policy across RU-NB/RBHS (while serving in advisory capacity for RU-N, RU-C) • Provide services for acquiring environmental permits for capital projects and work with various agencies that enforce regulations pertaining t...
Architecture and Design. Prior to NPD commencing construction, the City shall review and provide written approval for the design of the Mixed Use Development. Specifically, NPD at its sole cost and expense shall submit to City for its review architecture and design documents for the Mixed Use Development (“Design Development Documents”). Within ten (10) days after the City receives the Design Development Documents, City shall deliver to NPD written notice that it approves or rejects the Design Development Documents; provided that, if City rejects all or any part of the Design Development Documents, then such notice shall: (i) specify the part or parts that the City is rejecting; and (ii) include the specific basis for such rejection. Specifically, Design Development Documents shall be submitted to the City’s Director of Community Development.
Architecture and Design. Prior the Commencement Date, Developer shall obtain all requisite approvals of the City’s NPR Committee as required by the Code. Developer, at its sole cost and expense, shall submit, among other documents required by the Code, architecture and design documents for the Project. The NPR Committee shall timely review Developer’s submittals for compliance with the Code and applicable standards included in the City’s UDO or other applicable City ordinances.
Architecture and Design. The Developer's improvements shall be of high architectural quality, shall be well landscaped and shall be effectively and aesthetically designed. The shape, scale of volume, exterior design and exterior finish of the building must be consonant with, visually related to, physically related to and an enhancement of adjacent buildings within the Project Area. The Developer's plans submitted to the City shall describe in detail the architectural character intended for the Developer's improvements.
Architecture and Design. 1.9.5.2. Mechanical/Plumbing 1.9.5.3. Electrical/Electronics/Security
Architecture and Design. The Developer’s design architect for the Project shall be Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx or such other architect reasonably approved by the Successor Agency’s Executive Officer. The Project shall be developed in accordance with Schematic Design Documents and Design Development Documents approved by the Successor Agency pursuant to the DDA (collectively, “Final Design Development Documents”) and Construction Documents (consisting of construction plans, specifications, drawings and related documents), prepared by Developer consistent with the Successor Agency approved Final Design Development Documents (“Final Construction Documents”). Finish materials shall be selected for quality and permanence, conveying an intended image of an urban character for such improvements appropriate in a downtown core area. The Project shall be developed in accordance with any land use approvals required by the City of San Xxxx or any other governmental entity having jurisdiction. Any change from the provisions, design criteria, and property development standards contained in this Scope of Development must receive the prior written approval of the Executive Officer of the Successor Agency. In the event of a conflict between the Final Construction Documents and the a0pproved Final Design Development Documents, the 976166v3 - 2 - 6/20/2013 Attachment No. 3 Final Design Development Documents shall control. In the event of a conflict between the Final Construction Documents and the Scope of Development, the Scope of Development shall control. In the event a design issue is not addressed by the Final Construction Documents, then the approved Final Design Development Documents shall control.
Architecture and Design. A Purchasing Entity may choose to add a Cloud Readiness and Roadmap package to their System Architecture and Design Exercise. Leveraging the System Architecture and Design recommendations, Esri will provide consulting services to develop a Cloud Readiness Assessment and Migration Roadmap. The Cloud Readiness Assessment will classify the Purchasing Entity’s GIS existing environment, workflows, services, data, and applications against cloud migration criteria and considerations. The Migration Roadmap will outline recommended migration approach, milestones, deliverables and a schedule.
