Building Core Sample Clauses

Building Core. Vertical shaft space shall be provided and identified, for the use of Tenant within the core to accommodate riser requirements for Tenant’s private telephone, electrical, data and CTV systems. Existing risers consist of one (1) 4” diameter telephone and two (2) 1½” diameter CTV conduits have been stubbed from the property line into the first floor electrical room. Typical floor passenger elevator lobbies shall have walls taped, sanded, textured and painted. Elevator lobbies also include fire rated doors and smoke detectors, (strobe lighting if required) and general lighting as required by code and otherwise designed and constructed to comply with 1994 Uniform Building Code and Uniform Fire Code. Utility room walls are fire taped and have VCT or concrete floors. The underside of the roof deck is not insulated. All core walls facing Tenant areas shall be framed and ready to accept drywall. The building core of the Premises includes 7’ height solid core birch wood veneer or metal doors, frames and hardware. Doors, frames and hardware are provided to all stairwells, toilet rooms and service lobbies (all doors which open to the exterior of the building core). All other doors are hollow metal or as designed. Vertical stairwell exit shafts shall be constructed as required by building code and all surfaces are to be painted.
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Building Core. The building has common and core areas included in the base building and will incorporate elevators, stairs, main lobby, restrooms, janitor closets, MPOE for utilities, mechanical shafts and fire sprinkler riser rooms.
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Building Core. General i. All Doors should be 8’-0” hollow metal with hollow metal frames, with applicable fire resistive ratings and at elevator lobbies additionally on hold open. ADA compliant commercial grade cylindrical hardware required for all base building doors. ii. Mechanical, Electrical & Tele-data Rooms shall have partitions with a STC of 40.
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Building Core. Vertical shaft space shall be provided and identified, for the use of Tenant within the core to accommodate riser requirements for Tenant's private telephone, electrical, data and CTV systems. Existing risers consist of one (1) 4" diameter telephone and two (2) 1 1/2" diameter CTV conduits have been stubbed from the property line into the first and second floor electrical rooms. Typical floor passenger elevator lobbies shall have building standard flooring including tile in the ground floor lobby and walls taped, sanded, textured and painted. Tenant shall receive a credit for building standard carpet on the second floor lobby. Elevator lobbies also include fire rated doors and smoke detectors, (strobe lighting if required) and general lighting as required by code and otherwise designed and constructed to comply with 1994 Uniform Building Code and Uniform Fire Code. Utility room walls are fire taped and have VCT or concrete floors. The underside of the roof deck is not insulated. SEE ATTACHED SHEET "GOLD RIVER FINISH SCALE" All core walls facing Tenant areas shall be framed and ready to accept drywall. The building core of the Premises includes 7' height solid core birch wood veneer or metal doors, frames and hardware. Doors, frames and hardware are provided to all stairwells, toilet rooms and service lobbies (all doors which open to the exterior of the building core). All other doors are hollow metal or as designed. Vertical stairwell exit shafts shall be constructed as required by building code and inner wall surfaces are to be finished and painted. The stairs will include some type of epoxy coated treads. In addition, all stairwells will include necessary fire and life safety lighting, signage and other required items per applicable building code. SEE ATTACHED SHEET "GOLD RIVER FINISH SCALE" TOILET ROOMS Landlord shall provide women's and men's toilet rooms in compliance with all code requirements and recommendations for size and quantity including the Americans with Disabilities Act and consistent with details of design and finish developed by Landlord's architect finished in accordance with the plans and specifications for the building supplied to Tenant to-date. Men's and women's toilet room facilities are located on each floor of the building as follows. (a) First Floor - Men Three (3) urinals Two (2) standard water closet stalls One (1) handicap accessible water closet stall One (1) handicap accessible shower Four (4) lavatories (all handicap access...
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Building Core. The area within the outermost finish face of that portion of the Building that incorporates those areas that provide service to the tenants of that floor and to the Building. These areas of service include: restroom facilities for men and women along with the vestibule and access, electrical, mechanical, and telephone rooms, janitor closets, elevators and service elevators along with lobby and stairs, vestibules, and all vertical floor penetrations for mechanical/electrical/plumbing for the Building.
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Building Core a. Stair towers to meet requirements as determined by code. Stairs and landings to be exposed concrete treads and landings with painted metal railings and stringers. Walls to be painted block/drywall with exposed structure ceilings. b. Mechanical, electrical, machine rooms to have exposed floor, walls and ceiling. c. Building will be delivered to the tenant with the interiors completely demolished with all core rooms and shafts remaining.
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