PAINT COLOR. All antennas, mounting hardware, and other devices must be painted in a color that matches or is complementary (as determined by the City) to the City Facility structure.
PAINT COLOR. All fixed Tenant improvements, including but not limited to braced frames, columns, partitions, etc., within 2 feet of exterior windows shall be painted Xxxx Xxxxxxx DE6368 Walrus.
PAINT COLOR. All fixed Tenant improvements, including but not limited to braced frames, columns, partitions, etc., within 2 feet of exterior windows shall be painted to match Base Building standard, as provided by Landlord.
1. A MEP DESIGN REVIEW Any MEP modifications to the Base Building are a Tenant cost and responsibility. Tenant to provide all relevant signed and sealed drawings, submittals, and calculations to Landlord, subject to Landlord’s third-party MEP review, at the Tenant’s cost.
1. B COORDINATION WITH BUILDING SYSTEMS Tenant shall abide by the following: Match Building Standard equipment manufacturers to maintain uniformity and simplicity with operations and maintenance. Maintain uniformity of manufacturers for equipment used in similar applications and sizes. Submit ¼” scale drawings of Base Building lab equipment, electrical and mechanical equipment rooms when adding Tenant equipment to these areas. Show existing equipment in accurate locations along with the proposed added Tenant equipment. All Tenant piping, ductwork, wiring, and conduit is to be installed a minimum of 10’ above finished floor, or above ceilings. Explicitly annotate on the design drawings any piping, wiring, conduit, etc. that will be visible, but not shown on the plans. Prior to submitting drawings for review, the Tenant design team shall visit the lease space, become familiar with all existing conditions affecting the Tenant improvement work, and address any and all existing conditions as necessary that affect the Tenant work. Preserve the continuity of all existing systems and equipment serving the base-building and other Tenants during TI construction, including, but not limited to the following: electrical circuits and equipment; Fire Alarm system; HVAC supply and exhaust; chilled and heating hot water; domestic cold and hot water; waste and vent piping; and the Fire Protection systems. All shutdown work shall be scheduled with the Landlord a minimum of ten business days in advance of the shutdown. No piping or conduit shall penetrate the exterior of the building. If this is unavoidable, this shall be reviewed with Landlord and their team for approval and coordination. New piping shall be coordinated with existing conditions and not pass through electrical or telecom equipment rooms. Ductwork, piping, and conduit that penetrates another Tenant’s space shall be coordinated with the other Tenant and landlord for both invert elevations and scheduling of construction. Sprinkler heads ...
