Curtain Wall Sample Clauses

Curtain Wall. Not to: (i) paint; or (ii) make any additions or alterations to; or (iii) exert any force or load or place any structures or articles or materials on, the curtain wall (if any), its frame structure and all its related parts, which would make the Warranty granted in favour of the Lessor for such wall and structure invalid.
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Curtain Wall. 1. Construction Manager acknowledges that they will enter into the curtainwall contract with Xxxxxx Industries. There will be no increase in the GMP in connection with the curtainwall contract. 2. The GMP includes $400,000 for additional support steel and other items, over and above the current drawings, that may be required by the curtain wall subcontractor for the rooftop monorail.
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Curtain Wall. Any replacement (including replacement of windows above the ground floor constituting a part of the precast concrete panels, together with the zippers and hard rubber frames of such windows) and/or repair of the curtain wall in whole or in part.
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Curtain Wall. Seller has provided or made available to Purchaser in accordance with Section 3.3 all third-party reports in Seller’s possession or control that relate to the curtain wall/façade of the Building that were commissioned or generated in connection with Seller’s acquisition of the Property in 2013 and any associated or subsequent financing of the Property or during Seller’s period of ownership.
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Curtain Wall. The curtain wall has been designed with a vapor barrier and its integrity must be maintained without penetrations that may cause water wind driven water ingress. Therefore, no mechanical fastening, electrical or control wiring, electrical power outlets or phone outlets of any type are permitted under any circumstances in the perimeter curtain wall.
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Curtain Wall. Tenants shall not paint, make any additions/ alterations to or exert any force or load or place any structures or articles or materials on the cladding and curtain wall, if any, its frame structure and all its related parts of the Building which will cause strain, damage or interference with the structural parts, loadbearing framework, roof, foundations, joist, curtain wall and related parts of the Building.
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Curtain Wall. Any replacement (including replacement of windows above the ground floor constituting a part of the precast concrete panels, together with the zippers and hard rubber frames of such windows) and/or repair of the curtain wall in whole or in part, except that Structural Work shall not include (i) caulking or acrylic treatment of the curtain wall not done in conjunction with repairs to or replacement of the portion of the curtain wall 121 118 caulked or treated, (ii) any work ("Contract Work") to be done by Lessee to comply with Lessee's obligations under Section 10.8 (the "Contract Section") of the Contract of Sale (the "Contract") pursuant to which Lessor acquired the Leased Premises (a copy of the Contract Section being annexed as Schedule F), (iii) any work resulting from Lessee's failure to do the Contract Work in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Section or (iv) if the Contract Work is undertaken in accordance with Seller's Recommendation (as defined in the Contract Section), any work which Lessor reasonably determines, by notice received by Lessee on or prior to the third anniversary of the date of full completion of the Contract Work, is necessary because of the failure of the Contract Work to remedy the Section 10.8 Condition (as defined in the Contract) wherever it may exist or to prevent its occurrence anywhere else in the Building's curtain wall (any dispute as to the reasonableness of Lessor's determination to be determined by the Appropriate Engineer).
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Curtain Wall. The Bidder is strictly advised that despite Architect’s details explicitly showing or implying attachment of construction materials to the curtain wall system, there is to be NO ATTACHMENT OF ANY BUILDING MATERIALS DIRECTLY TO THE CURTAIN WALL. Should the Bidder discover any such details, whether explicit or implied, they are to be immediately brought to the attention of the Owner Representative.
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Curtain Wall. Preload wall to remove slack at 50% of positive pressure design load.
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  • Doors Exterior doors may not be propped open for safety and security reasons. Students may be referred to the student conduct system if found propping these doors. Doors marked as emergency exits may only be used for emergency purposes other than during University-sanctioned move-in days.

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  • Roof Any leaks or evidence of moisture? Yes No Unknown Type of Roof: Age Comments: Is there any existing fire retardant treated plywood? Yes No Unknown Comments:

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