VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION Sample Clauses

VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. A. Two (2) gearless, standard elevators based on the following quantities, speeds and capacity: One (1) 3,500 #, 200fpm passenger elevator serving Basement through 3rd floors and One (1) 4,000, 200fpm, double-sided combination service / passenger elevator serving Basement through penthouse floors. Interior cab finishes are similar in quality and context to ground floor lobby.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. 1. Upgrades to elevator or stair finishes above building standard.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. Clash detection.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. 8.1 The building is served by automatically programmed traction passenger and goods lifts as required. 8.2 The lift systems have indicator lights in the lift lobbies. Lift cars are equipped with an intercom system. 8.3 Separate fireman’s lifts are provided to statutory requirements. 8.4 Passenger car finishes are of a standard appropriate to a first class office building, and are compatible with the entrance lobby finishes. 8.5 Lifts are provided to deliver “excellent service” as follows: • Average intervals during “up peak” traffic of 30 seconds • 5 minute handling capacity during “up peak” of 15% of the projected building population. (Projected building occupancy is based upon the recommendations of the British Council for Offices (BCO) document entitled “Best Practice in the Specification of Offices”). • Vibration 15 mili g peak to peak. 8.6 The internal clear height of the Goods Lift cab is approximately 3m and in addition a top hat section of approximately 500mm high is provided at the rear of the cab.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. Final drawings and specifications for future tunnel connection.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. A. Life Safety 1. All elevators shall have fireman's recall key position or be recalled to the firemen's floor. 2. Traction elevators shall be arranged so that power can be selectively applied to one elevator in any group at only one time. Hydraulic elevators shall have provisions for mechanically lowering the cab and opening the doors. 3. Smoke detectors shall be installed in the elevator lobbies to signal the elevators their designated floor and should also have automatic elevator recall. 4. Every elevator cab shall be provided with a two way emergency communications system provided with emergency power.
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VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION. Tenant shall be permitted to use the freight elevators subject to Exhibit C and Section 10.4 of the Lease. Subject to Section 10.4 of the Lease, Tenant acknowledges that Tenant’s use of freight elevators is subject to the reasonable requirements for the use of the freight elevators in connection with (a) the operation of the Building and (b) other work being performed by or on behalf of other tenants in the Building.
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